in really bad shape he had police officers come out to his house once or twice a week and particular one deputy hand again at the park county sheriff's department colorado deputy hannigan lived about a quarter mile on the other side of john's trailer and john lived up in the mountains and a town called bailey and not much you know it's not it's not really a town he lives up a dirt road up in the mountains and you know he grows like six or seven plants and he's very sick and the cops come up and say well we know you're a medical marijuana patient so therefore we have the right to search your house anytime we want we're coming in or if you had stage for pink going to cancer and you're on oxygen you're not going to put up much of an argument with a bunch of thugs with guns so they'd come in and they'd tear his place apart to pull his drawers out kick his stuff around and it would take him some time a day or two to pick it all try to make some kind of semblance of it and they kept doing it on a regular basis so he he pleaded with me to help him file you know help any way i could were just going for a drive and and i stopped at the store and i got a bag a safeway donuts good ones you know fresh that's why when i stopped in there they're just pulling him out i'm like when you see  police station with my friend and you know to the sheriff's office and park county and substation in bailey and we went in there and i had my bag of done it and soon as i walked in the door we met back i said i want your damp down it is you come here eat it don't i said no i came here to file a complaint against officer handing him he's been for harassing my friend with stage four cancer because he's a medical marijuana patient and i said as you probably should know if you don't know medical marijuana is a right in a state of colorado under amendment twenty of the wash of the colorado state constitution which i understand you guys swore an oath to under penalty of perjury i mean am i wrong he was why no hannigan he wouldn't do anything wrong i said well then the investigation is over right so you're done taking my complaint why i didn't say that so you know the whole time he's record it then he starts a gallery he decides recorded and so i file complaints you know saying hey this guy in my for my friend tim tim tipped and he kind of lays the whole thing out and he talks for like seventeen minutes well they had a twenty minute tape of him and i talking that was in october of two thousand and nine in december of two thousand and nine i was charged with contempt of supreme court and unlawful practice of law for file and an informal administrative complaint against the park county share now here's the thing that everybody knows but i'm not everybody in ministry of complaint filed against a public official like a police officer under the federal administrative procedures act for somebody to threaten or intimidate that person found administrate complaint is a felony because if everybody who filed administrative complaints against police officers got threatened or intimidated that would slow down the administrative process and slow down those complaints so all the cops would obviously be you know untouchable because they don't do anything wrong always or follow the complaint well nobody's ever filed complaint because they're not stupid enough to get the hell beat out of them for filing a complaint i am with one hundred eighty days in jail so i filed a brief declaring that since i'm a chief and i'm a judge of a several tribes and a tribal attorney i was acting in the scope of my authority as a public official for a tribe that's recognized by the point of the treaty of eight hundred fifty five that i have sovereign immunity from being harassed detained or arrested for anything short of a serious felony and when i filed the brief that attorney said he calls me up says you need to explain this to me and i said i'm sorry chip it's not my job to educate you in the law you're an attorney if you don't know what the hell this means maybe you better find somebody in a bigger sandbox it's a little smarter so that was last ever heard from then i get a letter from  guy by the name of kim eichler kim eichler he's he brings the charges against me and he gets it from the judge and at that time when i had filed my sovereign immunity brief and i had some i had some help   the research from my and my friend lewis ewing he did a good job knocking out a lot of the research because i was really sick at the time my liver was shut down i didn't know it and i was dying and  these guys were prosecuting me in supreme court for filing a complaint well when i call it gets up in front of the court he says i filed another brief called the parameters of judicial immune and a few others basically the judge when he got the brief he said i've read your brief he says it's a threat mr reg you attempting to threaten me with this br said sir that is strictly for your edification only i said i just want you to know the parameters of your judicial immunity because i don't want you to step over it and say you didn't know what you were doing i said so that clearly delegates to the parameters of your judicial immunity and i think you've already stepped over i said perjury and official misconduct perjury has no statute limitations  i said just just for your edification i said the only way that can be deemed a threat to anybody in any way shape or form is if they're guilty of a crime that wouldn't be you it's are you think you're smart mr  i said well here's the problem you got just a said you're trying to charge me for a crime for filing a for an administrative complaint and under the federal administrative procedures act it's a felony for you to intimidate or threaten me and i think charging me with a crime for doing that is in the realms of threat and intimidation and i clearly said your honor i need another ninety days to respond to this brief because i don't know the law well enough to respond to his brief he said i left i need another it will he had thirty days so he was asking the judge for one hundred twenty days to write a response to the brief i served on because he didn't know enough about the law and mr eichler is just pled guilty to that by filing a petition based on his ignorance of the law for a continuance for an additional ninety days which in the other states ninety days is is the most you have to try me speedy trial and also under a congressional act put down by a federal congress that gives us ninety days that gives the courts ninety days to prosecute you in a timely fashion and most states get around it by saying well that only starts from your arraignment and they'll wait six to nine months before the official ear a new so there's a lot of the shit that if people knew that hey your state violating the congressional act every day especially when they stretch the speedy trial rule to one hundred twenty days which i understand they did all wake up people wake up don't let them violate your rights on a daily basis with their court rules the court rules are not a law but they can be used in your favor they used to have forty eight hours to file a criminal complaint or a traffic ticket in this state under rule two point one d rule two point two d c r r l j that forty eight hours to follow citation and that they didn't the court had to dismiss it with prejudice which means the prosecutor could try to refile it but when they did to me i said excuse me your honor but where's this time machine because you didn't file in forty eight hours of my arrest how the hell is he going to file in forty eight hours of my arrest dismissed with without prejudice he got a time machine to go back and refile it now so you know they think oh well we can just refile no they can't court rules are clear about that so if you look in the statutes in the court rules the statutes it debbie is every time and the way they suspend licenses in this state is criminal most people don't know when you get a traffic infraction in the state they add the court rules clearly say for like no insurance the maximum they can charge you for a new insurance ticket under the iron l j is two hundred fifty dollars and it says they may charge you less but they can't charge you more now what the court does do is they take that two hundred fifty bucks and they add an eye they had a p i a s fee public information service  which one of those are you so they and how they did that is back in one thousand nine hundred four before nine hundred eighty four if you got a speeding ticket if you didn't contested it it was criminal you could go to jail for it and you had a right to an attorney if you paid it it was considered in a fraction well that didn't work because people were go i want to fight it and they had to give me an attorney has caused all kinds of money for even speeding tickets so they realize it's a going to work so they they had the nine hundred eighty four court reform act where they decriminalized things like speeding driver license suspended they can't throw you in jail for it so they can be they don't have to give you an attorney you have to go in there and fight it on your own unless you hire your own attorney so they decriminalized all these things like speed and no insurance and all this other stuff and by the way no insurance is only the mandatory insurance law is only for people who transport passengers commodities or livestock for hire and the no insurance law here's how it came to be now they had one for commercial drivers and it's always been there because if you're making your living on a road with with a big ass truck you're required by state and federal law to have insurance so if you run somebody over and you orphaned kids your insurance will be there to protect them and to provide them with some kind of you know some kind of money so they can get by so what they did is they had a governor's conference and did the same thing for seat belt governors conference governors got together they said hey we got a new way of making law code and fern in the example of license suspensions this is a rock at these all these goobers all these fifty states got their little heads together and they have these little conferences and every time they have a conference more criminal shit happens more people go to jail thousands of people get their license suspended because they add a slash and three letters to the all of the statute that designate exist in the law anywhere so the law says failure to respond or failure to appear for a traffic infraction is grounds for suspension of your license ok that's in the law so if you don't show up for court if you don't send a written response or pay the ticket they can suspend your license which is kind of reasonable especially if you're commercial driver but what the governor did is he goes in there and he says i want you to add under failure to reappear our failure to respond i want you to add a slash and why so we're going to change the definition of failure to respond and it's not going to be in a law anywhere it's just going to be in the arse so everybody who failed to pay a ticket suddenly when all they can do before is turn over  collection suddenly by adding a slash and a p s a y to the statute that didn't exist in the law it gave him a license to suspend everybody's ticket everybody's license didn't pay a parking ticket or any other tickets which was not legal ever before and is still not legal under the law and so when they suspended those licenses they would throw people in jail and impound their cars and then sell them an impound while they're in jail half the time they left blind a blind lady on the corner in the rain seized her car and took her granddaughter to jail because she didn't pay a speeding ticket who the hell were they protecting and serving  pay thank you very much yeah this is special of their licenses by adding a slash an a p a y is criminal it's always been illegal and also they can't suspend your license without a fair administrat hearing that was ruled by the supreme court of the state call a state of washington washington state supreme court made a ruling saying hey you can't suspend all these people's licenses without so much as an administrative hearing that's against the law federal law and they go oh well you know maybe we'll have to send him out a letter saying it will give an opportunity for hearing all shit they can't suspend a license for failure to pay anyways they do it because people don't know them too so if you know the law better than them trust me it's no excuse go to jail under things like the whistleblower act because under the whistleblower act when you file when you blow the whistle o public official or on somebody who's stealing federal or even state money in some cases they go to jail you get a percentage of everything they stole under federal law so people look it up check it out and don't hesitate to be whistleblowers although there are cases like they had hanford had blowers the department of energy got busted spying on them and they lost all their spy equipment i have to know the guy who bought it at auction bought a whole pallet of it twenty five hundred bucks and i'm going to buy sloan is over two hundred  thousand dollars now he pointed out a window from a quarter mile away had a little invisible laser that you could see through the wall that if you hit the window with a laser it turned that window into a microphone really you can you can spank these guys you can force our government to do what they're supposed to do which is like ferret out current corruption stop stealing from  our tax dollars and it's going on rampantly you know so wake up people you've got to wake up you've got to start you know you got to start looking at what's going on around you some waves it down we have to start putting public servants who steal who are corrupt who violate state and federal laws in the jails they belong to just like judge james white judge james white ended up going to federal prison he was in edmonds municipal court judge it was because you're right somebody filed a complaint against microsoft oh you could go somebody filed a complaint against him they charge him with fraud when you file charges like that against a public official and the u s marshals the f b i the justice department get these complaints and they don't act on them they can get in big trouble and lose their jobs over that especially if the guy's guilty so they get at least do a cursory investigation so they said well you know we're going to look around his judge's chambers well when they went and look around his judge's chambers if found plea to money laundering and they dropped all the other charges i had filed against him and they gave him twenty four to thirty months in the federal pen because they knew he was guilty of money laundering they didn't even have to investigate the other charges now he's guilty of and how about that they might go for the real is the beauty of it is ok there's no statute of limitations on rod forgery or perjury and under the private attorney general doctrine when a guy's healthy or feel better an individual can actually act as attorney general when he files a complaint with the attorney general and with the justice department and the f b i and the u s marshals the state attorney general and everybody could file a complaint with it and they don't act on it that unties my hands and allows me to act as attorney general with the you have a right to actually prosecute in the name of the people of the united states if they refuse or hesitate to say they have a certain amount of time to do it to best gate and they can take time to conduct an investigation but they can't just sit your ass forever so you know but i'll get back to real quick the case that's pretty interesting the one where i was arrested i was the call i said your honor i get before a guy by the name of judge william saroyan i say your honor this whole all these charges of contempt of supreme court and law a lawful practice a law are based heard of any park county complaint i don't know what he's talking about that's a lie i said excuse me i would like that statement made under penalties of perjury i said let him swear to that your honor he goes are you sure i said you know he goes well we hold our officers under certain guidelines is what he told me i said so i can assume that is a statement made under penalty of perjury he goes well yes he goes are you sure are you sure you don't nor anything about any park county complaint because no i don't know anything about what he's talking about i don't know anything about the parking complaint twice ok i said your honor for the record i have two letters for mr eichler his office this was in march one dated december the one dated january and you notice a genuine january letter has mr eichler signature on  you just told me to know anything about this he said this is a letter from your office with your signature about the park county complaint you told me you didn't know anything about and it's two pages in rather detail probably published in the newspaper how can you consider that to be privileged information under the street in any stretch of the magination because that's all i know your honor that's all i know i said your honor where i come from we call that perjury official misconduct unlawful practice of law or violating the regulations these are the prosecutors that do that and what's funny is he is he has no oath of office he is not legally a prosecutor he's just a hired attorney from the state arrested if he proved that i just lied to you twice you're not going to arrest me great i'm i'm glad i know the rules now i did say that this is you file a complaint with  colorado and here's the funny part anybody ever heard of south park and that cartoon that's where i was prosecuted was in south park colorado in park county where there's like a cartoon all right the cop is not a whole lot different than the one in the cartoon they really are so here you know and by the way i love you guys in south park you should get me on your show it's a true story it would make a great south park episode guys google me kurt regain the westword dot com blog did the story you can actually go and pretty f all of them calling me their lawyer literally over four thousand seven hundred people i think i could call myself a lawyer the federal court calls me a lawyer i'm pretty sure i'd call myself a lawyer he's not in  state of colorado not unless you're a member of the colorado state bar you can't call yourself a lawyer i says so that could be problematic for the next supreme court justice that visit your state that calls themselves a lawyer and they're not a member of the color of are procedures act turned into palin and charges when it's a felony for you and the prosecutor to do that all that nine sheriffs come through three doors like that t he helps me from the car into the court i'm so sick i can't drive i got to have somebody drive me i got to have somebody help walk me because i was walking with two clamp on crutches i could and i'd fall down i was really bad shape i was dying and these guys were prosecuting me in colorado state supreme court and in park county at the same time for the same complaint which where i come from now let's hear it is because i don't have them literally well we supposed to do and he goes well just get him out of here don't don't let him make a mess in here so they are one cop grabbed the garbage can grab me and they drug me out and took me to the car and forced me to go in the car and leave and he says well they ne had he had another one bring out my my court date for my next court and so it was pretty entertaining and by this time i'm like oh great these guys are all fine and i actually made the newspaper the park county newspaper do story about the guy who is vomiting who is that i was yelling and vomiting in the court and down on little bit but they tried it they they tried to prosecute me for over a year and a half they arrested me they were initially charged me in december two thousand and nine they actually arrested me for felon charges in march of two thousand and ten now here's the funny part the prosecutor for the attorney for the attorney regulation counsel in supreme court he was trying to prosecute me for contempt of supreme court for violating a court order that he'd never served on me ever so in march when i was in court thrown up in a garbage can really sick i'm puking blood in a garbage can in the supreme court he comes up in front of the clerks and all the secretaries and he's just happy as a little kid that just got a new toy and he goes here you go i'm serving you with your court or your order not to have practiced law in a state of colorado killis is a march of two thousand and ten he goes and you violent corner in october of two thousand and nine when you filed a complaint against that officer so that was what he filed he charged me with contempt for filing for  he goes give me he was well we had somebody talk to him on the phone and it's a witness and they talked on the phone so therefore he knew about it and he goes when was this he goes  in december of last year or maybe maybe january so you know what month it was the judge goes you don't you don't know which was december january goes wrong i'm not exactly sure but we could get that witness and i said well i don't know about colorado your honor but where we come from we call that hearsay evidence and the way that how how is it any good buddy confirm who they talk to on the phone how do i know they didn't get a wrong number i've i've had a lot of people admit they're me that weren't me on the phone my cousin my my brother did it hell even my nephew's done in a few times and it wasn't me they said oh yes kareen i said how then how do they verify this so called here's a evidence there and he's like well your honor i served him i just served him he goes you sort of met the hearing you're charging him with contempt for for violating it in october and you served him today well yeah he was out understand how it's going to work the judge is trying to figure out the little time  says you gotta know you'd actually have proof of service of a court order to be violating it you can't violate a court order you haven't been notified of so so i won in state supreme court because supreme court justice said hey what he did was legal and he filed a complaint it's his right and then park county decided months later well maybe we better dismiss this case because i pointed out to the prosecutor here's an interesting part i was arrested in march of two thousand and ten i kept demanding to see the warrant that i was being arrested on the minute i was arrested in march and under law by law federal and state you have a right to see the warrant that you're being arrested for and they kept saying  you'll see you'll see it well my arraignment i was bonded i went through all these things i kept saying i need to see more if you arrest me i want to need to see it nobody ever showed nobody everybody could get to me finally december sevent a get there early for a hearing i go to the court clerk with two witnesses and i say i'm here with a written demand for a copy of my warrant i want to copy my war and i want it now and she said i have never had a copy of your hits on your file i don't have get it from the judge and i said your honor i demanded case be dismissed immediately he said based on what i said based on the fact that i was arrested on a none existed warrant i demanded to see that warrant the minute i was arrested which was my right and i've got witnesses say the prosecutor and the court clerk have never had it so the court doesn't have a copy of it it doesn't exist you know the judge said oh i have that in my private file county does any minute on court record in front of a transcription which i'm sure probably turned out to be inaudible later so here i am in a court where you know i can a new or i was said did you use that warrant ever he actually pulled it out of his private file and gave me a copy of it ok but what happened and i when i get the evidence i'm going to prove that kim eichler when i caught him committing perjury in colorado supreme court as had prosecutor and demand his arrest he cut he freaked out because he knows he can go to jail for what i am what i'm charged with he go to prison for that shit serious prison five years ten years mandatory minimum and they don't know how to deal with this because nobody does this shit to these guys and somebody really has to there's got to be more people out there like me people wake up it's high time you know the they're scared when you start doing this stuff they get kind of scared because  if you have a brain at all you can you can do this you can actually read the rules you can fight these guys and in my case now i'm forcing when i when i filed a complaint with gleason he said you know we're going to we're going to look into your complaint when he's done prosecuting you will that was a letter saying i suborned perjury of my my subordinates that's what he said in that letter and i said that actually sent him a letter back saying thank you for put it in writing that suborn perjury of your subordinates as long as they prosecute who you want prosecuted so now i'm forcing the head of the supreme court of the state of colorado to prosecute their head attorney my name and you can read some of the articles in the westward and i think they actually published a copy of the supreme court decision so it got kind of weird for park county because they're prosecuting me for you know a felony  temptation of an officer and and a felony criminal person nation and the supreme court says he didn't do anything wrong by this activity and so they're still prosecuting me and i let the prosecutor excuse me your honor but if you're going to represent the plaintiffs from behind a bench take off your robe step down and sit next to him because that's what you seem to be doing for the record or he got all pissed off you know you can't accuse me of that i said i think i just did and he actually changed the whole way he stopped talking the way he was talking like a prosecutor like he was prosecutor and he started talking about like a jet and sometimes you got a slap upside the head hey for you to represent the supreme court decision and yeah after the supreme and once i told the prosecutor you realize that i can hand the jury a copy of the supreme court decision in my favor on this matter and there's nothing you can do about it and what do you think the jury's going to see what do you think how they think they're going to vote when they see that you guys have already had your ass kicked in supreme court for this thing