Olivia Taylor Not Guilty — Olivia Taylor, the Upper Darby grandmother who spent a year of persecution for daring to point out that numerous Upper Darby council members owed tens of thousands of dollars in back taxes, has been found not guilty by Judge Dominic F. Pileggi.
The law was meant to protect churches and funerals. It’s a third degree misdemeanor.
A bench trial was Monday, Jan. 27.
District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer’s office presented its evidence which was basically video from a cop cam showing her arrest.
Her lawyer presented her evidence which was a more complete video that included what she said at her meeting, along with documents showing the council members tax delinquencies.
She said that her lawyer, Scott Sigman, told her yesterday, Jan. 30, that Pileggi called him and said that he was finding her not guilty.
She says she is planning a civil rights lawsuit against Upper Darby and yeah, her rights were violated.
Olivia says is also planning to run for Upper Darby Council.
She has our full endorsement.
Olivia Taylor with the court docket identifying her as “white”. Yeah, the idiots actually tried this.
IG Firings And Greg Stenstrom — President Trump fired 17 inspector generals, Jan. 24.
We published, Aug. 15, claims made by our friend and election integrity watchdog, or perhaps pitbull, Greg Stenstrom that inspector generals have formed what is practically a shadow government since the Inspector General Act of 1978.
It looks like The Donald really knows what he is doing this time in dismantling the Deep State.
Americans live very stressful lives . We work longer hours than those in Europe and elsewhere. We watch too much mindless TV and distorted news and are not inclined to spend time outside in nature.
These are among the reasons for the stress.
Taking a walk through a park — or just around the block — with no music is a way to combat stress. Just listen to the sounds of nature. Some might find it hard at first but within a week any will become accustomed to it.
Another way to relieve the racing mind is reading a old fashioned hardback book. Just turning the pages is theraputic. A trip to the library or the bookstore is a must.
Lavender sprays or lavender oils in a diffuser is helpful after a long day. Peppermint and eucalyptus is great when weary or experiencing headaches.The oil can also be dabbed on the pulse points.
Tea in the afternoon or evening is also helpful. Chamomile is wonderful for de-stressing and Lavender teas are calming. Echinacea is helping when feeling sick and turmeric is helpful for pain and swelling. The ritual of taking time to sip tea daily is like a meditation.
Sweeten the tea with local honey. This can bought at farmer’s markets, such as Booth’s Corner in Bethel; and health food stores like Martindale’s in Springfield or Mom’s in Bryn Mawr.
Local honey is important as it helps with allergies caused by local plants.
It’s the little moments that combat stress that have been forced out of America. Working and playing 24/7 is not how to live and don’t forget the playing is usually for someone else’s profit.
Ms. Devaney is a licensed health practitioner who specialized in myofacial medical massage.
The Echinacea, also known as coneflower is common throughout North America
Anyway, Mark Wahlberg is producing a four-part documentary on Lower Merion’s spy program for Amazon. It will be called Spy High and scheduled to begin streaming in April.
Lower Merion School District watching over a sleeping Blake Robbins
Houtzdale Prison Corruption Reported — We recently got a note from a correctional officer at Houtzdale State Prison describing conditions that almost make Delco’s George W. Hill facility sound sweet.
We are told that the prison is laundering money via its woodshop; supervisors are getting sexual favors; and that the ground meat being served is labeled not fit for human consumption.
Also, the inmates were shamelessly bribed to take Covid clotshots.
Also the gay and transsexual prisoners are given special privileges.
Below is my full public statement presented before Delaware County Council Jan. 22, 2025. A video link is attached.
My name is Ulysses Butch Slaughter. I’m the producer of the new film False Allegations 411.
I currently reside in Aston.
My true home is actually located at 411 Old Forge Road in Media. I haven’t been in my home since August 4, 2021. Along with my children, I was evicted by State Police after my ex-wife, Pauline Thompson, a Penn State Brandywine professor, filed a false allegation of abuse. The video of our eviction has been viewed more than 10-million times across various social media platforms.
It took about four (4) hours for my ex-wife to successfully file her false claim and have us evicted. It has taken us nearly four years to correct her destructive claims. Part of that correction will be explored through a civil trial in April 2025. Other parts are being explored through the United States Armed Forces and state education institutions.
I will contact each of you and request time to discuss the issue of false allegations of abuse.
At the age of 12, I listened as my father shot and killed my mother, Clarice. I became the chief witness against my father who persistently perpetrated physical abuse in our home. I know domestic violence and have been an advocate against that sickness my entire adult life.
I know domestic abuse BUT` I also know domestic deception.
Over the last three and a half years I’ve been disgustingly enlightened about how lawyers in this very county encourage their clients to use false allegations of abuse. This illegal tactic is called “The Silver Bullet.”
A false allegation is an accusation that is made in bad faith with the intention of harming the accused person. False allegations are a severe form of domestic abuse that can harm a person’s mental health, damage one’s social standing and career, and even lead to a wrongful conviction.
I want to add that the filing of a false allegation of abuse is not simply a technical or legal action. It is a life-threatening action. It is a sign that your life is literally in danger.
Pennsylvania already has laws in place to address falsification of police reports and lying under oath. But the laws are not being strictly enforced.
On August 12, 2021 I successfully defended myself during a preliminary PFA hearing. A representative from The Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County sat near my ex-wife. I contacted the agency and asked why? I was not guilty. One of their representatives said “we support whoever shows up first.” I asked what happens if you find out later that the accuser is actually the abuser? They had no answer.
What if the State Police found out that an accuser has a history of making false allegations?
What if our judges knew? What would the penalty be?
I know domestic abuse and I also know domestic deception.
I am asking Council to help men, women and children across this great county to defend against the deception of false allegations of abuse. I look forward to speaking with you.
