Salute to Vic Fischer’s protect the Constitution

Salute to Vic Fischer’s protect the Constitution

The passing of Vic Fischer the last survivor to be a member of the Alaska Constitution Convention.  While he was a dedicated Democrat he showed how important the Constitution was.  He said this, “It’s so basic,” Fischer told Politico. “If somebody comes along and wants to destroy the constitutional structure of Alaska, they should not be elected to the Legislature.”   Taking that into consideration AGJA implores all of you to share the message that our Constitutional rights should be protected.  The long arm of government is getting into too many places it should not  be.  In doing so it is…
Alaska Judicial Corruption Timeline

Alaska Judicial Corruption Timeline

1955: Alaskan citizens elect 55 Delegates from all over Alaska to write a constitution that will protect all future Alaskans from government tyranny. 1955-1956: Constitutional Convention Delegates carefully write Alaska’s Constitution. Other than the last-resort right to bear arms, the only take-action right the delegates give us to physically confront and stop government corruption is our citizen grand juries: Article 1, Section 8 “The power of grand juries to investigate and make recommendations concerning the public welfare or safety shall never be suspended.” Without a single Delegate in opposition, they agreed that grand juries have the power to investigate and…

Weekly Zoom meetings Saturdays

I am trying to start up our weekly Saturday 8pm Alaska Grand Juror Association meetings again. Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/9073986403?pwd=Dgwv3nK9k2MtvAYwXKWltCQBEag3ss.1 If the link above doesn’t work the meeting ID number is now the same as my phone number so you can’t forget: 907 398 6403 Passcode is also hard to forget: 1234 Next hearing for Judge Murphy’s prosecution on felony perjury charges is January 8, 2024 at 10 am in the Homer Courthouse. Please try to attend. David Haeg

Who controls what we think as people

When you look at government and society you need to ask yourself who controls public opinion.  Most people are happy going with the flow which is why things like the trial of Judge Murphy goes quietly to the sidelines.  This group exists to ensure corruption like this are brought to light despite mainstream medias attempts to minimize it.  Letting the media influence the truth is predominantly the way government gets us to go with the flow.  Try watching Nome Chomsky‘s “Manufacturing Consent” which opens ones eyes to how the news is just propaganda.  Also try the book by Edward Bernays…
Judge Margaret Murphy’s Oct 4th Homer hearing

Judge Margaret Murphy’s Oct 4th Homer hearing

On October 4 at 10 AM, we ask all Alaskans to come together to protect Alaska’s constitution.  We support our citizen Grand Juries’ right to investigate and address government corruption.  See the news story by KTUU on Judge Murphy. On this date, at the Homer courthouse, there will be a hearing to schedule the felony perjury trial against Judge Margaret Murphy.  This is in connection with a 12 month and ongoing Kenai Grand Jury investigation into state-wide judicial corruption. This investigation, indictment, and trial comes after 30 years of unconstitutional suppression by government officials.  Alaska Grand Jury rights to investigate…
A common media low includes failure to provide both sides

A common media low includes failure to provide both sides

In David Ignell's story "Juneau city officials usher in new era of voter misinformation," there is clear evidence that the media is fling the people once again.  Any agency that insists on putting out one sided information is doing the community a grave injustice.   When a city takes the time to mail out information to voters but fails to provide all the information it is in fact engaging in the sharing of misinformation.  Due diligence in the media falls short of ethical standards the people deserve.  When you read information especially any sent to you from any government organization be…
Meet at Walgreens to support Alaska Grand Jurors

Meet at Walgreens to support Alaska Grand Jurors

On Saturday September 22th the AGJA will gather with signs at Walgreens from 16:30-18:30 in Soldotna.  There will be signs available to show support for Alaska Grand Jurors right to investigate.  Help shine light on corrupt state officials.  The more people who care the better the system oversight will become.  Protect your families rights to question government processes.  Stop the limitations of SCO No. 1993. Alaska Grand Jurors Association supports the right of grand jurors to investigate as is laid out in the Alaska State Constitution.  Article 1, section 8 of the Alaska Constitution states, “The power of grand juries…
Our Servants: Enemies of the People.

Our Servants: Enemies of the People.

Our Servants: Enemies of the People. American life has become controlled by lawyers and judges due to the People’s sloth and abdication, and because the legal industry has worked steadily to kill off Grand Jury by first making it a rubber stamp, then coaxing corrupt state legislatures to hamper or kill it. I’m sure that state legislators fear losing their sweet deals, but We The People are fools to give up our most powerful law enforcement institution. For too long we’ve deferred to corrupt operators in legislatures. As former Stanford Law School dean Larry Kramer wrote, “The supreme Court is…
AGJA Fair booth Sept 8 2023

AGJA Fair booth Sept 8 2023

August 18 @ 8:00 am - September 9 @ 10:00 pm AGJA at the Alaska State Fair! 2075 Glennallen Hwy 2075 Glennallen Hwy, Palmer, AK, United States Alaska Grand Jurors’ Association will have a booth at the Alaska State Fair! Learn about why judicial corruption is costly
Corruption in Government is not just in Alaska but other states as well

Corruption in Government is not just in Alaska but other states as well

You may have noticed an uptake in government officials being charged with crimes against the people they are elected to represent.  In Alaska we are seeing it in the courts, with politicians, state agencies like Office of Children's Services and among law enforcement.  What you might not be aware of is this problem is coming under national scrutiny.  Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen has recently made huge headlines.  Reporter AMY BETH HANSON from AP news quoted Tim Stauch, "Knudsen or attorneys under his supervision “routinely and frequently undermined public confidence in the fairness and impartiality of our system of justice…