Tuesday, April 24, 2007

I'm OK

My recent post is about the most pissed I've ever been. My posts usually go through some drafts, sometimes I start & finish later, especially if it's a tough problem. That last post was one uninterrupted stream of raw emotion.

It's a level of frustration that when you go up against the system, it will do almost anything to preserve the status quo. The worst part is the lying, manipulation, back stabbing with a smile.

These people would call me nuts because I oppose their sick twisted manipulation with every fiber of my being. These sick bastards get off on screwing people, while maintaining a fake smile.

I needed to let that out. So I can breathe, think write, calmly, deliberately, powerfully, tactfully.

They may win now. But they will know I am on to them. And it won't be the last they've heard from me. They may be all smug now, confident that their system has destroyed another attacker. They've hurt me, bad. But I'll recover and I'll be back.

I meant what I said, the emotion is real. But I wanted to let you know, I'm OK. And I'll be even better.

4 comments:

Determined said...

JQ, I'm glad you're okay - you sounded pretty upset back there - not that I blame you....

I honestly cannot wait until your grievance is over.

Lara Croft said...

Ditto what Sol said.

JQ75 said...

I wrote that post in a stream of frustration as several stressors came closing down at once.

I have been putting together a creative challenge to what's going on, and it would work, if I could get someone to do it. Today I talked to (the 3rd different) lawyer about this and they are afraid to touch it.

They agree, it's valid, but it is against their brethren and they'd actually rather pass up money than go against one of their own. Thick as thieves isn't quite as thick as lawyers (jqism).

Part of the problem was that despite my best efforts, it was a done deal. I was betrayed by my own lawyer. I talked with my parents, then I held it in while my son was over. I did well with him. When my wife came, she had to take a jab at me, and as soon as my son was out of sight, it all came out, like a punctured balloon.

When I received comments on that post and was going to respond, I realized, that I sounded like I was tipping over the edge. And that was real, it was raw, unedited, emotion.

But after I got it off my chest and saw it was upsetting to others, I pulled myself back, I thought of my friends and supporters. I got concerned about and offered support to a friend (Leigh) and I had some upbeat banter with the two of you.

I received some wise advice. Only allow anger, frustration and worry to motivate you to build an action plan. Redirect these wasteful emotions to a productive and effective action. Easily said, maybe common sense, under intense pressure, hard to do.

I am keeping it under control with the thought that this is exactly their intent, push me off balance. I have another plan, that I have hinted at, and I think it will achieve some results.

I think they may already know it, and they know I will need to be calm and deliberate to pull it off. By stressing me, they throw me off balance, and prevent me from documenting their misdeeds in the last place they want them, the official court transcript on public record, available to search, available to reference with a permanent Volume and Page. Lawyer's aren't afraid of much, but I think I found a tender spot.

I have additional items that I wanted to include in that post, but I'm in a different emotional state now, a better one, so I think I will leave that one as is and have a WTF Update.

As always, I truly appreciate the support, every little bit helps. And it all adds up - to a lot.

Anonymous said...

You are not the only one to be betrayed by your own lawyer.
You are not the only one to be betrayed by a court.
I was.
Even in the face of 4 proven charges, and three other proven crimes in federal jurisdiction, and five uninvolved lawyers who were "agast", they all know that lawyers don't care about any of the truth or the law; they are only about not losing.

There is no justice in the face of injustice, but everyone should know that lawyers treat every case as if it were a blood sport.
And if lawyers see that there is any way for them to lose they will bail out no matter the cost to anyone.
To lawyers, people are just food for their blood sport.

Dan in California