Updated: September 4, 2019
On August 1, 2019, a very important 3 hour public hearing was being heard, but the NH governor was just to busy simultaneously meeting with business executives to ask for their support. He also clearly made it a point to call the public hearing of all of NH's problems, nothing more than "Political Theatrics."
Since NH has grown up now for almost 19 years with the highest divorce rates in the country, the majority of NH's working families (voters) have only experienced insanity that NH's family court brings along with even a number of deaths.
Even today, the NH government only still continues to ignore all of it. In ten years NH is on it's way to reaching over a billion dollars in unaffordable budget cuts. The affects of NH's health and it's care system are now being paid for in more ways than one by all NH residents Even now, NH businesses are still reporting idifficulties finding qulified laborers while NH's minimum hourly wages still remain in the stone age at $7.50
According to a commentary by the Libertarian CATO Institute, these are some of the reasons why they ranked "NH The Freest State In America."
New Hampshire’s labor laws are mediocre, encouraging relatively high workers’ compensation costs. Energy regulations drive up costs for manufacturing businesses, and New Hampshire has increased occupational licensing dramatically over the past decade."
In December 2018:
"Associated Press reported -Racial justice. Obstruction of justice. Social justice. The Justice Department. Merriam-Webster has chosen "justice" as its 2018 word of the year, driven by the churning news cycle over months and months.
Peter Sokolowski, Merriam-Webster's editor at large, told The Associated Press ahead of Monday's announcement that "justice" consistently bubbled into the top 20 or 30 lookups on the company's website, spiking at times due to specific events but also skating close to the surface for much of the year.
While it's one of those common words people likely know how to spell and use correctly in a sentence, Sokolowski pointed to other reasons that drive search traffic. Among them is an attempt to focus a train of thought around a philosophical problem, or to seek aspirational motivation. Such well-known words are often among the most looked up every year, including those that are slightly abstract, including "love," he said.
The designation for "justice" came soon after President Trump's one-time fixer, Michael Cohen, was sentenced to three years in prison for crimes that included arranging the payment of hush money to conceal his boss' alleged sexual affairs. He told a judge he agreed time and again to cover up Trump's "dirty deeds" out of "blind loyalty."
It also came ahead of a Senate vote on the "First Step Act," a criminal justice reform bill with broad bipartisan support. Earlier in the year, Kim Kardashian West not once but twice paid a White House visit on Trump to discuss prison and sentencing reform. Sentencing for drug crimes, treatment for opioid addiction, a loosening of cannabis laws, a Tesla probe, the Mueller investigation into the Trump campaign: Justice will remain top of mind into the new year.
"These are stories that connect to the culture and to society across races, across classes," Sokolowski said. "We get this word that filters in."
That includes Twitter in a big way.
Often, when Trump tweets about the Department of Justice, he uses simply "Justice." On Aug. 1, when he tweeted his wish for then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions to stop the Mueller investigation, searches spiked significantly. Trump referred to "obstruction of justice," a separate entry on the Merriam-Webster site, prompting a lookup increase of 900 percent over the same date the year before.
Searches for "justice" throughout the year, when compared to 2017, were up 74 percent on the site that has more than 100 million page views a month and nearly half a million entries, Sokolowski said. To be word of the year worthy, an entry has to show both a high volume of traffic and a significant year-over-year increase in lookups — as opposed to, say, a word that merely buzzed or felt lofty, he said.
"We are not editorializing. We looked at our data and we were ourselves surprised by this word," Sokolowski said. "This is a word that people have been thinking about for this entire year."
The word "justice" comes from Latin, unlike a lot of the more emotional words that rose in Old English. Old English did have "law," ''fair" and "right," but never "justice," in reference to a system of laws.
"It's not a coincidence that it comes from the 12th century, which immediately follows the Norman conquest. When the Normans invaded England they brought their language, Old French, which was basically the then-modern version of Latin. They brought their system of government and laws and imposed them on the people they conquered, and that's why all of the legal language in English today is Latin, just like the word justice," Sokolowski explained. "It took the imposition of a system of laws to bring us the word justice.
Governor, Chris Sununu once said in his February 15, 2018 State Of The State Address:
"As we look back on this past year and recognize our milestones and achievements, we cannot lose sight of New Hampshire's future."
WELL HERE ARE THOSE MILESTONES
Another commentary by the Libertarian CATO Institute, reasoning why they ranked "NH The Freest State In America."
"The two major parties in 2016 haven’t left freedom-loving people very hopeful for the future. Indeed, over the last several years, they have favored bigger, more intrusive government.
Neither party have put a premium on liberty at the national level...New Hampshire is one of the four worst states in the country for residential building restrictions, owing to strict zoning laws.
Local zoning ordinances should be reviewed and those that increase the price of new housing beyond what is needed to pay for the cost of new infrastructure should be struck down.
Reported in 2018,
Elyssa Margolin of Housing Action NH, clearly clarified that the state needs extremely so much more to increase the supply of affordable housing.
" According to Margolin, Vermont has bonded $35 million in addition to another $10 million a year later. Maine bonded $50 million in 2010, and every year had committed between $6 million and $12 million to affordable housing. And Massachusetts bonded 1 billion over 5 years. New Hampshire cames in with the chamber of commerce and asked for $25 million, but were only fortunate enough to now embezzle a whopping $2.5 million", that still only remains as pennies for NH's keep on wishing well.
Well who would of guessed that since March 12, 1804, when President Thomas Jefferson impeached the 1st judicial justice in the country, NH Chief Justice John Pickering, for his ravings and cursing, with crazed incoherences from mental instability, even way back then, while also being drunk behind the bench, would only be the first true sign of what was really to come in NH's future. At least one president saw the truth.
Now over 200 years later and the entire NH judicial branch of government still supports this form of judicial justice and apparently so does NH's governor.
Many wonder why NH even bothers to have law enforcement putting their lives on the line daily, when NH only has this kind of judicial justice, ruling now not only in a criminal court of law, but in a family court of law too. Now especially in the 21st century.
With NH Judges like Michael Jones who was a part-time Special Justice investigated by the Judiciary Conduct Committee when police Chief Paul Donovan filed a grievance asking the committee to review 8 cases.
After hearing a direct examination of the defendant's spouse and victim in a domestic assault giving testimony, Jones said that he, "was more like a marriage counselor than a judge." Then after Jones had listened to the defendants testimony, who was a Caribbean man charged with marijuana possession, and worked on a catamaran sailboat, Jones' only response still only was, "The state doesn't get this, but this is all part of your culture, this stuff." the committee said that furthermore, Jones proceeded to then begin to tell a story of another case he presided over where the suspect is from Jamaica who was also charged with marijuana possession."
Jones' conduct was also called into question when he accused prosecutor Grosky of undermining his authority when Grosky only simply asked to move forward with the trial. Jones suddenly told Grosky to "Be quiet, be quiet, ok? Hey, when you sit up here you can decide. All right?" Jones furthermore accused Grosky of even "stepping over the line" and threatened "One more time and I'm going to have these folks take you out of here."
According to documents with the Judicial Conduct Committee, Jones also allowed a reputed member of the Hells Angels to be given a concealed handgun permit over chief Donovan's objections. He overruled the chief's authority and within months later that member threatened a Londonderry couple driving along interstate 93 by pointing a handgun at them. That member was then arrested and found guilty of reckless conduct and threatening behavior and served roughly 2 years in the state prison.
Then there's the more recent infamous NH Zillow ruling judge, Pamela Albee who consistantly fell behind in her case load, anywhere from 7 to 21 cases per month, who just suddenly and illegally decided against using NH State Laws or the actual evidence in each of her individual cases. All her final rulings were now only based on similar Zillow and internet stories.
Lets not forget another most recent infamous arragant NH judge Paul Moore who has been doing damage for decades.
In October 2017, Moore was suddenly quietly place on paid leave of absence. Then in March 2018, the Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Conduct, came to a conclusion and filed formal charges against Moore stating, "The committee is persuaded that the probable exists to believe that Judge Moore abused the prestige of his judicial office to advance his personal or economic interests."
Only after authorities became suspicious of Moore's perfect scores on his job evaluations, that are submitted supposedly by only the public and lawyers, Moore suddenly resigned. His scores were way above all other judges.
In January 2018, Moore applied for disability benefits and claimed his health had been deteriorating for the past 15 months. Yet nine months earlier he submitted his application to be considered for a supreme court appointment with no mention of poor health.
(SO THIS IS WHAT THE NH SUPREME COURT IS TRULY MADE UP OF. THIS EXPLAINS ALLOT!)
Moore was charged with 1 count of fraud "For making false statement'(s) in an attempt to defraud the NH Judicial Retirement Plan," and plead guilty to attempt to secure a disability pension. BUT he did not face any criminal charges as a result of fraudulent evaluations that were submitted. He also was only sentence to a suspended 12 month prison term. He now walks free as a known felon!
If Moore had succeeded he would of stolen over a million dollars in his lifetime from NH taxpayers hard earned paid tax dollars.
Then there is NH Judge William Lyons who ended up having a temper tantrum in court because a deputy simply would not remove the wrist and leg restraints from a suicidal woman, citing security reasons and department policy. Now clearly placing the woman in danger when Lyons just dismissed the case without it ever being heard. Lyons argued that the woman and her lawyer had no right to be heard "because the hearing could not be conducted in a lawful manner given the deputy refused to remove all restraints."
We also have NH judge Sharon Devries who only received a spank on the back of the hand for numerous complaints made by state police pertaining to her manner for which she presides over a series of criminal cases.
Another NH judge, John M. Lewis, was in a meeting with both the county's attorneys office and the public defenders office, made sexist remarks saying "People are losing respect for the legal profession because so many woman are becoming lawyers. It's hurting the teaching profession." He also said that, "there is more respect in the business world because there are more men."
Another infamous NH judge is, William groff, who said French kissing between a teenager and a 6 yr old does not amount to much under NH Law. "To accept the state's definition of tongue as being a sexual part," Groff wrote, " would result in a person potentially committing a felonious sexual assault by touching a person's tongue with a finger."
Then judge Groff further reasoned that French kissing also can't be considered under NH law by stating, "Even if done without consent and even if done for the purpose of sexual gratification."
Groff also overturned a a conviction in 1989, of a Lowell Mass man who was found guilty of sexually assaulting a young boy in Nashua just simply because the boy used the word "bum" instead of "anus" in his testimony. Months later, that same man plead guilty to sexul assault charges involving that same boy once agan.
Then when judge Groff's case was brought before the NH Supreme Court, after the man already plead guilty to the same charges in Massachusetts, the Supreme court still supported judge Groff's ruling.
Apparently that just wasn't bad enough for the granite state. So the NH Supreme Court decided on inventing more chaos with a new family dvision court Rule 1.25a now in 2010, which lists a number of different financial documents and statements that require a year or more in certain records. Such as life insurance and medical coverage policies, pension plans, IRA's, 4o1k's, property deeds, all loans and credit card debts, weekly wages, tax returns,with any and all CD's, checking and saving's account information. Makes sense right?
Well but then the final real icing on the entire rule is that, you are then permitted to actually ILLIGALLY TAMPER WITH ALL THE EVIDENCE REQUIRED before submitting it into a NH court of law because the rule also clearly states,
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THE PARTIES MAY REDACT ALL BUT THE LAST FOUR(4) DIGITS OF ANY ACCOUNT NUMBERS AND SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS THAT APPEAR ON ANY STATEMENT OR DOCUMENT."
Now in August 2019, an anonymous blog commenter had this to say about NH judge Lucinder Sadler and NH Judge Richard Harpe. The NH judicial mafia system just continues its deadly chaos, going on and on and on throughout the 21st century.
"Sadler sat on a civil case wherein the Defendant was sued for denying access to tax refund. The other party was clearly involved in Probate estate fraud. While her ruling wasn't a win for the Plaintiff she clearly did find cause against the Defendant but couldn't award damages as it was really an IRS issue that should've been dismissed on jurisdictional grounds - it was clear Lucinda wasn't impressed with the Defendant. As far as child custody rulings I can't say anything either way or otherwise as I've never dealt with these cases with her as judge.
I will say the real Judge that needs to go or should be retired is Richard Hampe who was trafficking kids to Penn State with ties to Epstein. Two of which had ties to Fairbanks scandal victim families aiding genocide so NH wouldn't have to pay out victim funds. Hampe helped kidnap kid in another state in California and sent her to Penn state officials. NH Ring-leader running child trafficking rings to pedophiles tied to Penn State and Epstein and even to Dubai. The cause for Boston Marathon bombing is linked to this judge. Probate estate fraud and now attempted murder to cover-up NH links to international pedophile ring."
Another anonymous commenter wrote this about NH Marital Master Alice Love, "My son is dead because of her ruling!"
Many residents found out more at a public hearing about Sanunu's administration in just a 3 hours held on August 1, 2019, that Sanunu called and referred to as only "Political theatrics." Apparently Sanunu was caught in another lie once again.
His own administration even confessed that they have not even hired one extra child protection worker. NOT ONE! Even after the Sanunu and his administration promised to. Even after he already had received a failing grade on child protection, and furthermore, even after the fact that legislators already specifically appropriated money specifically for the child protection services 2 months ago. So is this just another case of embezzling more from Peter just to pay Paul?
NH residents have felt cheated for decades now with good reason. NH hospitals throughout the state still are having up to 30 people waiting in their ER ROOMS without the means to support this. Hospitals throughout the state still remain short on nurses and beds. NH residents are now quickly learning talk is cheap and it's time to, "show me the money governor."
In 4 more months it will become the year 2020 and still become even more evident that the state of NH will absolutely not get what taxpayers need and have been promised and paid for, for well over the past 200 years, other than their mental health, booze, drugs and finally more suicides that have been all recorded at higher rates then the entire country now for the past ten years.
In 2017, the American Bar Association had said that, "
state courts are recognizing the severity of this economy crisis, may well mean that things are never going to get returned to normal. This sentiment is shared by Bar Leaders across the country, spurring them into action. Lobbying public outreach, strong bench Bar partnering task force research, and volunteering are all part of the intensifying drive to maintain adequate court findings at which could be a critical time in state judiciary history."
According to the ABA, IN 2010, The NCSC judicial budget scorecard showed:
20 states with hiring freezes
11 states with salary freezes
11 states with court employee furloughs o grrr up to 10 days
5 states with salary reductions
4 states with periodic court closures
41 states with court systems prjecting shortfalls of 1 to 15%
NH for instance has so far eliminated the the Guardian Ad Litem Fund, postponed jury trials, eliminated court house reporters, enforced a hiring freeze, and now court house employees are taking furloughs. Sanunu and his administration can take full responsibility.
NH still hasn't even recovered from the 900 million dollars in budget cuts that were made 10 years ago, while Gov. Sununu now wants to begin his third budget cuts which is another 50% cut to the 2020 budget.
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In 2010, the National Center For State Courts, clearing house for the judiciary sees the totality of funding, and the dire dire circumstances confronting many courts."
"At a midyear meeting that consists of the National Association of Bar Electives, the National Bar of Conference of Bar Presidents, and the National Conference of Bar Foundation, as chair of the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Judicial Independence, moderated a packed panel discussion and workshop on court findings."
According to many NH residents experiencing family court now is a lifetime sentence from hell including some ending with deaths. The NH Bar Association is attempting to now educate and re-educate new and old attorneys on NH Laws whish is useless and doing absolutely nothing. Because in the end it is only a NH judges way or the highway, illegal as this may be. Also NH Lawyers are not filing for reviews of any NH judges like NH's law enforcement will for they fear what the final outcome of their cases would become. NH judges also have a record of refusing to recuse themselves from cases because it will then make them look guilty..
In 2018, NH Governor Sanunu spoke of errors made by NH's government's so called "previous" ways of handling NH state budgets. But only after the fact that it already had become public knowledge of what was really going on. The state was and still is very incapable of paying it's bills, which is essentially highway robbery by only embezzling from peter to pay paul, WHILE still doing even an extremely very poor job now at that too.
Governor Sanunu actually put his foot in his mouth when he confessed which many are questioning why. He said, "It has been my paramount duty as Governor to be a prudent manager of taxpayer resources; I have tasked the heads of the Executive Branch Agencies with finding efficiencies, controlling costs, and implementing innovative solutions. The state's preliminary surplus statement is a testament to the strom
Mng management by our team."
He said, "previous budgets used surplus funds from the preceding biennium to balance the books and to justify unsustainable government spending. Due to these financial tricks, long-term operational obligations became untenable and in 2011, almost $900 million had to be cut from the State Budget.
He went on to even further explain that, "For Fiscal Year 2018-2019, we decided to leave this irresponsible practice behind, passing a budget that is truly balanced within itself, Rather than using unpredictable surplus revenue to justify long-term spending, we used those one-time funds for one-time investments in our state, and we saw the benefits in FY 18. After almost a decade of anemic growth, New Hampshire’s economy is flourishing again."
However, in 2019, NH still remains with a negative 5.7 percent surplus, while the governor stands by his claim that this is nourishing.
So nobody is certain anymore as to what the Governor of NH is actually talking about, because clearly neither does he or his speech writer for that fact.
Sanunu also claims, "New Hampshire’s Economy is booming, our Government is increasingly efficient and nimble, and our demographics are becoming younger and more diverse. The strong management reflected has resulted in dividends which will be reinvested in areas from education, to housing, to transportation, to critical state facilities and systems. We have an amazing opportunity to use these surplus funds to make strategic one-time investments that ensure that New Hampshire remains the national standard for a small, effective, responsive, government."
First of all, taking money from others to only play "tricks" that also require the use of "unpredictable surplus revenue" from the state's already yearly "unpredictable previous budgets", only in order to balance an already continuous yearly "unsustainable government spending;" that is repeatedly causing "long-term operational obligations to become untenable", that only now continuously results still in no dividends, is only surpassing plain stupidity beyond reckless endangerment and most importantly illegal "irresponsible practices", for generations to come.
EMBEZZLEMENT is still a crime the last time I checked. Every time Governor Sanunu opens his mouth, he has definitely proven just how far both feet will go.
Apparently a serious education on embezzlement is seriously required for NH's governor and his staff, along with the entire NH government.
EMBEZZLEMENT - it is performed methodically, with precautions that continuously conceals the criminal conversion of the property or funds, which only occurs without the knowledge or the consent of the affected person or persons, which is exactly what the governor's speech writer had him saying all last year. So we are very grateful for the full confession.
At least no one can truely now say NH government is truly against having any gambling in NH state, let alone badly loosing at it, while the states government has been and clearly is still doing, exactly just that. Only with all of NH's Taxper's hard earned paid tax dollars, now for decades to still come.
Another newsflash to NH's government administration is that the state has yet to still also support proof first that the state actually truly is even capable of first being able to support the national standards, before it can ever "ensure that NH remains of the national standard."
The state is now also rated the third-worst rated economy among the 50 states and DC. Therefore the reality of a recent study just released in 2019 just confirmed one fact.
Reported in 2019, NH now has a negative -5.7 percent budget to maintain the state's financial demands, if even a moderate recession were to now occur in the economy.
NH's economy might be improving governor but it is everthing far from "Flourishing and Booming", let alone close to even stating it is actually "nourishing again." Some analysts have even predicted that the U.S. could now be in a recession by the middle of next year.
Remember that advertisement last year when Gov. Sanunu happily but still arragantly swung his arms in the air stating that, "NH has never been better!"?!?! Well governor, so far you did at least get one issue actually right. NH truly is "small."
But "Effective?", not even close. The state even proved in 2016 incapable to just properly correctly treat an outbreak of gonorrhea after the fact that the CDC had already warned the public that the treatment was already becoming drug resistant. The state had to immediately report their mistake the following year in 2017, and had to contact those who would require treatment again.
"Responsiveness"
For 10 years now, NH also has been living with increasing cancer rates and increasing death rates from both breast cancer and pediatric cancer that surpasses the rates for the entire country. Yet the state still remains unknowledgeable or is just refusing to answer why this is so.
Apparently NH government has suddenly found a way to make money now grow on trees, but still is very unwilling to show who and how NH resources are working. So if "The state's preliminary surplus statement (ACTUALLY EVEN EXISTS AND) is (TRULY) a testament to the (so-called) strong management by (His) team", as Governor Sanunu recently reported, then NH is still in deep serious trouble. The most recent NH floods now requiring the president's assistance has clearly also proven that while also proving Sanunu can be responsive only when he chooses to be.
More Proof: report by the Concord Monitor in 2018,
"One way that the state has sought to ease its conscience is the Alcohol Fund, which was established in 2000 to redirect a small percentage of alcohol profits to education, treatment and recovery programs.
However - The fund was originally supposed to receive 5 percent of the profits, but it has been funded only once at that level. Last year just 1.7 percent, about $3.3 million, went into the fund. That’s $6.6 million for the biennium when it should have been close to $20 million."
Also according to the Concord Monitor."
"When New Hampshire can’t bring itself to give up even 5 percent of its record profits each year to address the negative impacts of the product it sponsors, it reveals shortsightedness that approaches malevolence."
It has been over thirty years ago when it became very apparent that the state required a secured medical facility. But instead, the state decided it was cheaper to kidnap mentally ill patients who were trustingly admitting themselves into a hospital for proper treatment. To then only be kidnapped and placed in a jail cell for 23 hours a day in the men's state penitentiary. Without any medical care 24/7 other than being tazored and/or being overmedicated, even to the point of death now.
In 2019, NH still now continues without a proper and legal secured medical facility but did finally build a state of the art women's penitentiary that just recently was completed for $50 million dollars. That the state didn't have.
But in the NH governments defense, the women's prison was forced by court order to be built in the first place. Because the government didn't have the resources to do that either. So clearly, exactly how many Peters did NH embezzle from to now pay for this Paul.
NH residents has yet to still see how, what, and/or where the resources are suddenly being grown and produced from. That actually support this so called, "strong management reflected that has resulted in dividends which will be reinvested in areas from education, to housing, to transportation, to critical state facilities and systems." Especially since the governor keeps claiming there actually are dividends to spend when the state's surplus still remains a negative 5.7 percent.
America is only now finally just joining and catching up with over 200 years of NH's illegal chaotic government administrative ways which apparently still clearly includes only embezzlement. Donald Trump has never been, nor will ever be, the first government administration to ever ignore this country's constitution and/or it's laws.
But Trump did choose to help NH's Governor Sanunu with NH's floods, when he clearly has chosen to ignore the separation of thousands of children from their parents and families, even causing a number of their deaths. Another similarity the NH's entire government and the United States President has in common.
NH should truly start keeping a tally like America does on Trump. Just on how many inaccurate statements a day that already come out of Sanunu's administration and the entire government so far. He most truly is sounding more and more like Trump everyday. As the saying clearly goes, if it walks and talks like one, well then it clealy actually is one.
