(UPDATE) Alaska Grand Jury Protests Continue with an April 19, 2023, Court House Protest.

 


April 19 Anchorage/Juneau Courthouse/Grand Jury Protest Update



Because of awesome media coverage we received there, we are going to concentrate Grand Jury support efforts at the Anchorage Nesbett Courthouse (825 W. 4th Ave.) and Juneau Dimond Courthouse (123 4th St.) – starting with our April 19 protest starting at 8 AM.


Grand Jurors arrive for duty at 8:30 AM on Wednesdays at these courthouses; and need to know WE-THE-PEOPLE have their back when they investigate, recommend, and indict corrupt government officials – especially since these same government officials are currently trying to stop the Jurors. And we need to inform the whole world that WE-THE-PEOPLE will once again be enforcing our constitutional right to appeal corruption concerns to the Grand Jury!

We will man booths at the Kenai Peninsula Home Show (April 22-23); Kenai Peninsula Sport, Rec, and Trade Show (May 5-7); and Palmer State Fair (Aug. 18 – Sept. 4).

We could use volunteers and monetary donations for these; along with monetary donations and suggestions for banners, signs, radio/print ads, etc., etc.

Some thoughts for banner/sign slogans (along with those we already have):

“ALASKA GRAND JURORS ASSOCIATION.org – Protecting Your Right to Inform Grand Juries of Government Misconduct”

“ALASKA GRAND JURORS ASSOCIATION.org – Protecting Grand Jury Rights to Investigate Government Misconduct Without Government Interference”

Let us know your ideas for short, effective slogans; and your ideas to get the word out or further the cause! Everyone should also ask their local elected bodies for resolutions - see attachments. Tell your family, friends, and neighbors they should join AGJA, so they know their true power when they get called for Grand Jury duty! (Sign-up link on websites below.)

And please remember to join our April 19 protests at the Anchorage Nesbett Courthouse (825 W. 4 Ave.) and Juneau Dimond Courthouse (123 4 St.).

Click here to see KTUU Channel 2 coverage of our last protest. 

Click here to see ABC/FOX coverage of our last protest.

Click here to see KTVF Fairbanks coverage of our last protest.


Click here to see what the Alaska Supreme Court is trying to keep covered up.


Click here to see protest flyer.


Alaska Grand Jurors Association

David Haeg

alaskagrandjurorsassociation.org and alaskastateofcorruption.com

(907) 398-6403 cell/text
haeg@alaska.net
(Join our Zoom meeting every Saturday night at 8 PM! Zoom ID: 821-4574-5893 Passcode: 693100)

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