Watro

As it stands, the political machine of McAdoo and Schuylkill County has confiscated all tools available for their own use, leaving nothing for the common unconnected citizen to fight for our civil rights.

Leaving one tool for us to use: our State Representative. My computer is filled with dozens of letters and emails begging for help, all of which fall on deaf ears unless you are Nicholas Boyle and can afford to shove $6,000 into the Watro campaign.

I'm not an idiot and realize that Watro can't give me legal advice, but I only get his version of three-card Monte, where the hidden ball is my civil rights.

I was going to post a few, but naturally there are lengthy disclaimers on the emails that I received from his assistant. Watro, if the authorities stop by for a look, you have my permission to show them all.

In my opinion, Watro sold out McAdoo. In my last complaint to the FBI, I managed to speak to a person who suggested that I contact internal affairs. Talk about clueless. Internal affairs in a two-cop borough where the Mayor commandeered the police force. This is the problem: so many one-cop towns, nobody bothers, and our civil rights fall through the cracks.

This is worse than a third-world country; at least they don't pretend to care, leaving you with the dilemma, who can I trust?