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‘I met Camilla through a friend.
She reached out to me after learning that my ex-husband was trying to make a financial claim on my properties purchased over 20 years prior to marriage. At the first phone call with Camilla, which by the way was during the Covid lockdown, she assured me that she could help me to win my case. I was dubious, following two previous instructions to solicitors and realising that I was ill advised and had lost money that I could not afford.
Over the nearly two years, Camilla spoke to me and emailed me several times. She encouraged and supported me and kept saying “we can do this!!, I work very hard at my job, and together we will be able to put an end to this nightmare and you will move on with your life.”
We finally made it into the family court on 17 November 2021 and when I entered the stand, I truly felt like I was fighting for my life. I listened to Camilla opening my case and going forward with questions for my ex-husband
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In my previous post, I recounted my discovery of the incendiary positions that Ruth Bader Ginsburg had taken in a very long paper that she wrote in 1974. Another item that caught my eye as I read through her Senate questionnaire response was her answer to the very last question in the questionnaire:
So Ginsburg, in her thirteen years as a D.C. Circuit judge, had never hired a single black person as a law clerk, a secretary, or an intern. Plus, she seemed to be trying to obscure that fact. The question specifically directed Ginsburg to “State separately the numbers … of (1) women, (2) blacks, (3) members of other racial minority groups, whom you so employed.” Ginsburg should have stated outright that she had had zero black employees: “(2) 0.” Instead, she left it to the attentive reader to discern that fact.
To be clear, I had zero basis to suspect that Ginsburg had discriminated on the basis of race in her hiring decisions. On the contrary, on the very plausible assum