Custodian-in-Council Offers to Lease Empty Illinois Prison
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To Paraphrase Shakespeare: “Imprison All the Uber-Wealthy”
© 2009 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
After the authorship of the first supplemental on November 15, 2009 about rounding up malfeasant lawyers and renditioning them into the ‘Iron Fist’ tribunal system of accountability and then imprisoning them en masse the coalition sought to underscore this commitment with an on-point communiqué.
The top tier of Canada’s legal profession, whether the head of a law society or a senior or managing partner in a nationally operating firm – past and present, can balk all they want about what they’ve been told about their fate. So too can the likes of the Thomsons, Desmaris, Stronachs, Shaws, Rogers and Pattisons of the country and all who sat at in same corporate boardrooms in executive, management positions and sharing in the benefits. But all that scepticism will evaporate and they’ll be whimpering like little boys and girls when they’re arrested and led away, never to see the light of mainstream society for decades or ever. During the CBS News two days after authorship, November 16th, a segment was specially created to acknowledge the supplemental and reinforce the coalition’s commitment to cleaning house in that and by implication all the other forums where trans-generational corruption and Chinada complicity and loyalty reside. New footage of the inside of the prison was swiftly arranged, one that was specifically filmed to generate lexiconic constituents: a coalition identifying coalition identifier and a Taylor Identifier. The shot was of prison cells that will house the defiant lawyers.
The segment begins @ 17:05 – a China identifier and compensation ratifier, and @ 17:26, a double China identifier the diplomatic corridor audience are shown two cells – one #33 and the other #34.
Thomson Illinois is the site of the Illinois Department of Corrections newest Thomson Correctional Center is a maximum security prison located just outside of Thomson, Illinois. It has an area of about 146 acres (590,000 m2) and comprises 15 buildings. The facility is enclosed by a 12-foot (3.6- meter) exterior fence and 15-foot (4.6-meter) interior fence. There are eight cellhouses with 1,600 total cells. There is an additional minimum security unit with 200 beds. The facility currently houses about 150 minimum-security prisoners.
Thomson Correctional Center was built in 2001. The building of the prison was controversial; early plans suggested using the site of the former Savanna Army Depot, several miles north of Thomson. One of the main reasons the prison was controversial was concern that the prison would have a negative impact on the environment, especially being so close to the Mississippi River.
Source: wikipedia.com
