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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5911359" data-attributes="member: 58386">Let me tell you something Mr. Wise Buttocks ( can&#039;t use the A word here) about not rushing to judgement.A few years back my family sued the township road district. In order to satisfy the demands of the property owner on the other side of the road they made major changes to the road despite the warnings given by my family regarding it&#039;s territorial right of way.And like you and the other know it all laymen on this page in this case the surrounding know it all laymen laughed and ridiculed at our decision to sue. Of course they knew more than we did despite our having made it clear to them the existence of a key piece of evidence. They on the other hand had all the answers.That key piece of evidence was a 1911 Kirk survey map.&nbsp; The result of a thorough analysis of the map both by hand and by computer the Kirk survey map was proven to be accurate within 1 foot for every 1992 feet...less than&nbsp; feet per mile and proved conclusively that the township had moved the road more than 18 feet outside of it&#039;s lawful right of way.Now what was the response from the critics and pundits.. you know people like yourselves? Absolute silence. It completely shut them up.Like the line from the Stan Ridgeway song &quot;Camouflage&quot;.....&quot;Things are never quite the way they seem&quot;.And the same might hold true when it comes to the White video. So when it comes to matters of law and litigation? Don&#039;t be so quick in your rush to judgement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5911359, member: 58386"] Let me tell you something Mr. Wise Buttocks ( can't use the A word here) about not rushing to judgement. A few years back my family sued the township road district. In order to satisfy the demands of the property owner on the other side of the road they made major changes to the road despite the warnings given by my family regarding it's territorial right of way. And like you and the other know it all laymen on this page in this case the surrounding know it all laymen laughed and ridiculed at our decision to sue. Of course they knew more than we did despite our having made it clear to them the existence of a key piece of evidence. They on the other hand had all the answers. That key piece of evidence was a 1911 Kirk survey map. The result of a thorough analysis of the map both by hand and by computer the Kirk survey map was proven to be accurate within 1 foot for every 1992 feet...less than feet per mile and proved conclusively that the township had moved the road more than 18 feet outside of it's lawful right of way. Now what was the response from the critics and pundits.. you know people like yourselves? Absolute silence. It completely shut them up. Like the line from the Stan Ridgeway song "Camouflage"....."Things are never quite the way they seem". And the same might hold true when it comes to the White video. So when it comes to matters of law and litigation? Don't be so quick in your rush to judgement. [/QUOTE]

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