Sau hơn 2 năm dai dẳng, dù biết vụ kiện không có cơ sở, bà Nancy Bùi và luật sư Brian Turner vẫn đeo đuổi để quấy nhiễu ông Đỗ Văn Phúc, một thành viên của CĐNVQGHK. Mục đích là khủng bố tinh thần nhằm ngăn chặn những người tranh đấu lên tiếng về những kẻ cơ hội làm ăn với VC, gián tiếp giúp đỡ VC về kinh tế.
Hội Đồng Chấp Hành của CĐNVQG Hoa Kỳ đă buộc phải lên tiếng với Bộ Trưởng Tư Pháp Tiểu Bang Texas và các cơ quan, hội đồng Luật để tố giác việc luật sư Brian Turner dai dẳng quấy rối ông Phúc. Trong thư, HDCH phân tích việc những người Quốc gia chống Cộng đang bị CS dùng người cảm t́nh của chúng và tiền bạc để triệt hạ, như đă và đang xảy ra các vụ kiện lớn tại Dallas, Austin, Washington DC, Seattle....
The Vietnamese American Community of USA
Cộng Đồng Người Việt Quốc Gia Hoa Kỳ
P.O. Box 183773, Shelby Twp., Michigan 48318-3773
Emails: board_of_representat ives@vacusa.org; executives_board@vac usa.org;
supervisory_board@va cusa.org; cdvnhk@gmail.com
Tel: (703) 980 9425
Website: www.vacusa.org
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To: The Honorable Greg Abbott,
Attorney General
State of Texas
P.O. Box 12548, Austin, TX 78711
Cc:
Board of Law Examiners, P.O. Box 13486, Austin TX 78711-3486
The Honorable Bob Black, President of The State Bar of Texas, P.O. Box 12487, Austin,
Texas 78711
Board of Disciplinary Appeals, P.O. Box 12426, Austin, TX 78711
National Lawyers Association, 333 South Allison Parkway, Suite 204, Lakewood, CO 80226
Texas Lawyer, c/o ALM Customer Service, 4 Metrotech, 21st floor, Brooklyn NY 11201
United States Bankruptcy Court, Western District of Texas – Austin Division
903 San Jacinto, Suite 322, Austin, TX 78701 (Case # 10-13546-cag)
Subject: Request to put an end to the harassment of Mr. Michael Do by Mr. Brian Turner (Plaintiff’s Attorney)
Dear Honorable Attorney General:
On behalf of The Vietnamese American Community of USA, I would like to bring to your attention the continued harassment of Mr. Michael Do by Ms. Nancy Bui’s counselor, Mr. Brian Turner.
Contrary to Mr. Brian Turner’s attempt to paint a freedom activist in an unfavorable light, Mr. Michael Do is an upright citizen. He is a respected figure and popular writer in the Vietnamese community worldwide. He has devoted his life to fighting against Communism both in Vietnam and abroad. As evidence of his popularity, support for him has been pouring in since the beginning of this absurd lawsuit. Three legal defense funds were
established, hundreds of articles supporting him were published in the Vietnamese media, and numerous favorable comments were posted throughout the web forums.
Our view of Mr. Michael Do’s character is in line with the content of his wife’s letter to your office regarding the matter at hand.
There are plausible explanations that can shed light into the reasons behind the harassment of Mr. Michael Do, and to similar lawsuits against other freedom activists in our communities over the years.
While the Vietnamese Americans are struggling to bring about freedom and democracy for Vietnam, the Vietnamese Communist government, through its agents and sympathizers, continues to conduct campaigns aimed at tarnishing our integrity. They attempt to silence the voice of the community leaders and those who are brave enough to expose their attempts. The main objective of theirs is to weaken our resolves in order to influence and take control of our communities.
In recent years, there have been more than half a dozen lawsuits against our community leaders and media in the United States alone. We believe that the plaintiffs’ ultimate goal is not to win the cases, but to harass and terrorize us into submission for fear of financial ruins. Most of the plaintiffs are people who, directly or indirectly, through political or economic means, have supported or collaborated with the Vietnamese Communist regime.
It is our belief that people of legal profession like Mr. Brian Turner should utilize their knowledge and experience to help the innocent and preserve justice. Instead, though knowing for sure that his client’s accusations were baseless (“…Judge Yelenovski said that there were no evidences of what his client had accused1…”), Mr. Brian Turner continues to go after Mr. Michael Do so long as he gets paid. Now is the time to stop this unscrupulous practice!
Mr. Do has suffered harassment for more than two years simply for exercising his right to freedom of speech and expression. All he wanted is the peace of mind and time to contribute to a noble cause, rather than wasting time and energy dealing with false accusations.
As President of the Board of Executives of The Vietnamese American Community of USA, I would like to relay to you our community’s relentless support of Mr. Michael Do, and ask for your help in ending Mr. Brian Turner’s harassment.
Respectfully yours,
Tan Van Nguyen
President, Board of Executives
The Vietnamese American Community of USA
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Originally Posted by Phú Yên
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