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J.B. Williams, J.D.


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Overstepping their bounds

Governments at all levels really seem to delve into areas that are not truly legal in nature. This tends to force individuals down a single path regardless of whether it is helpful or not. For instance, no child left behind. Sounds like a wonderful tag line and great concept. However, its implementation should have been abandoned, yet it has not. Or the use cloth bags not plastic grocery bags. This began when I was still in high school and it was just an individual choice. Now it is becoming a forced issue, and perhaps may have moved forward more quickly but for COVID. Sadly cloth cotton bags have to be used so many times to equal re-using a single use plastic bag just one time.

Here is where I plan on delving further into issues like this. These are really legal adjacent but should not be legal matters at all. Some where along the lines we as a society have become a driving force to make others live like 'I see fit', rather than a live and let live. We claim everyone doing anything not like us has some enormous negative affect on us. But in reality that is not true. And honestly some of the biggest pushed items are far from the best options to solve the issue. And some of them actually solve nothing. Even gun rights laws that limit gun ownership as people push for more to reduce deaths. All because 'here this place did it and gun deaths decreased.' Maybe but did they decrease at the same rate they were decreasing at before the law. And did deaths, non-natural, actually decrease. What I've found time after time is that deaths did not decrease only gun deaths did. If reading about gun deaths 'triggers' you then scroll by and stop reading. But please do not act like there will be significantly less deaths by limiting gun ownership. Personally if someone is going to kill me, a shot would be much less painful than being beaten to death with a claw hammer.

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Most Recently Updated Other Subtopic

The following section summarizes the most recently updated subtopic of Other. The subtopic was last updated on 2025-08-13. To see all of the published information for the subtopic, click the subtopic heading.

Durham Report

The Durham report is the attempt to review what occurred during Crossfire Hurricane. It shows major fails on the part of the FBI to remain non-political and significantly harms their reputation. It makes Watergate look like child's play, even if taken in a light most favorable to the FBI.

The Most Recent Blogs

J.B. Williams, J.D. has published 9 blogs for this subtopic. The 3 most recent blogs are summarized here. The remaining blogs can be found on the subtopic page.

2025-08-13 Declassified Durham Annex
I'm not certain why this information was not declassified and released previously.

2023-09-06 Alfa Bank Allegations and Conclusions
FBI failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law.

2023-08-30 Millian/Danchenko and Others
Danchenko lied about contact with Millian and Page was a operational contact to another government agency.

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Other Subtopics For Other

Blog Date BlogsSubtopic Name Subtopic Info
2025-01-30
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Abortion This topic is getting a lot of press again right now. It is always bubbling in the background, and now it seems to be at a boil. My opinion has always been that this is not a right protected under the constitution - that is there is no right to an abortion. I feel much the same about the claim of right to healthcare. You do not have the right to force someone else to provide these things to you. That being said, I also feel that you should not be required to continue a pregnancy that was a mistake - either contraceptive failure or assault. But I also feel that you need to be a responsible adult, and at a point there is a life inside of you that is owed protections as well. Since I do not think it is a Constitutional right, I have always felt state legislatures should be the ones making the laws. And they should be responding to their constituents when doing so.
2024-11-27
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Holidays A spot for small greetings and reminders for holidays
2024-10-19
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Interview Interesting Interview that FB is not allowing to post:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwQil7tcImI
2023-09-27
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Environmental impact The goal here is to read studies and articles on different small items that become, or have become, an environmental target. I'm doing this mostly because I bought into some of the hype many years ago, and now sadly I see that what was being pushed as better environmentally was not.
2023-04-30
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More Data on Topics The idea is to provide more data in a variety of ways. This should allow you to see the issue more clearly rather than being driven by fear.

J.B. Williams, J.D.

4,312 federal laws were passed from 1995 through December 2016.
Along with 88,819 federal rules and regulations.


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