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Dear mhaze,
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I’m sorry for disappointing you.
But you must prove your claim (that “the subscriptions represented corruption on a grand scale … including Treasury”) to such a degree that there is no reasonable doubt left in the mind of a rational person, juror or judge.
That is known in law as the principle of “beyond a reasonable doubt”. It is the highest level of certainty. It requires near absolute certainty. While some legal scholars and practitioners have attempted to assign a numerical value to the standard, such as 99% certainty, there is no consensus or official metric to quantify it but, at least, it does give you an idea of the high quality and standard of the proof required.
The object of such a high level of proof is to uphold the presumption of innocence and protect individuals from wrongful convictions.
As I indicated in the detailed analysis of the evidence you posted on this thread (cf., my previous post), “instead of irrefutable proof, you simply insinuate that there has been foul play”. That, I’m afraid, is grossly insufficient.
If you continue to have any doubt about that, mhaze, allow me, once again, to suggest that you obtain the professional opinion of a reputable independent lawyer.
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