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    #1699 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Mon May 28, 2012 4:10 pm
    Subject: Columbine Victims Cry Out for Exposure of the Truth!
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    Columbine Victims Cry Out for
    Exposure of the Truth!

    by Ron Branson - JAIL4Judges

    Yesterday, (Sunday afternoon) I traveled down from Los Angeles to Orange County to meet with some important people in respect to plans for the future of JAIL4Judges. Three different angle cameras were set up and we discussed the fraud going on in our country and within our judiciary here in California. I pointed out that a poll taken by our California Judicial Council in 1996 revealed that 52% of Californians were less than pleased with the then current judicial system. Since 1996 it has only gotten much worse, and now California is facing bankruptcy with the courts screaming that they are having to close courtrooms because of the lack of money. We are being told via the media that without courts, we are going to suffer the lack of justice.

    I discussed the fact that within our efforts to establish Judicial Accountability in South Dakota in 2006, we encounter lies, deception, fraud and cover-up involving the entire South Dakota Legislature, to include State Attorney General Long, Chief Justice David Gilbertson, Tom Barnett, head of the S.D. Bar Association, and illegally turning the entire capital building in Pier, S.D. into a campaign office against the passage of Judicial Accountability on the ballot in S.D. Financially assisting in this cover-up was the banks, the oil industry of Exxon and Mobil, and also the insurance industry. This warfare is documented blow by blow on the website of www.sd-jail4judges.org.

    I travel back to L.A. and after a night's rest, I woke up and checked my emails. On top of my list was an email from the victims of the Columbine Massacre which drew so much attention in our country a few years ago. This event was taken up in Congress with every media in the world covering it. Rather than me enter my own description of what happened, it is more appropriate that I show the email I just received.

    Folks, there is so much fraud that is going on within our country, and particularly within our judiciary, that it is beyond comprehension.

    Ron Branson
    VictoryUSA@...

      

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    harleyflyer57@... wrote:

    Ron:

    We, the families of the Columbine victims, ask for your assistance in our super high profile tragedy. We have learned a tremendous amount of disturbing information since the tragedy.

    Please review our website - Google Columbine family request. What is most disturbing is the depth of the cover up. We learned that the Columbine shooters had been raped during an arrest months before the tragedy.  NO ONE in the position of trust will call for an investigation of our concerns.

    We have documented proof that even President Clinton refused to act upon our report that the shooters were raped, and instead protected the pedophile rapist.

    Our list includes;

    * District Attorney Dave Thomas,
    * Colorado Attorney General Suthers,
    * Interior Secretary Ken Salazar,
    * Ex Governors Owens and Ritter,
    * Present Gov. Hickenlooper,
    * Colorado Supreme Court,
    * Many federal judges,
    * Sitting Rep. Lamborn,
    * Rep. Tancredo et al.

    The info that we have is backed up by forensic psychologist Leeza Bippert,, Attorney John De Camp (Franklin coverup), and many others.

    We have a Common Law expert volunteering and would like to have your support in order to force our concerns into a common law court.

    I hope you can see that this is tremendous opportunity to fight for the protection of our children. This institutional protection of pedophiles MUST END. 

    Please call ASAP. Our children are depending on us to protect them.

    God Bless,

    Ron Aigner
    (303) 697-1282

    Mother of Columbine victim Mark Taylor .....
    (719) 963-4410

    www.columbinefamilyrequest.org






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    #1700 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Tue May 29, 2012 1:49 am
    Subject: The Soon Coming Economic World Collapse - Pastor Lindsey Williams
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    The Soon Coming
    Economic World Collapse

    Audio Presentation by Pastor Lindsey Williams

    Back in the early 80's when I pastored North Hollywood Bible Church, I invited Pastor Lindsey Williams in as a guest speaker. This was shortly after he had published his new book, "The Energy Non-Crisis."

    We found him to be very sincere and an educated man of God, in which he testified that he had gained his experience as a Chaplain on the Alaskan Pipeline.

    I very highly recommend everyone pursue every opportunity to become acquainted with this man's work and ministry. Your will find it immensely enlightening.

    The following links are to two short presentations by Lindsey, and another  recently featured on Coast to Coast Radio. The substance of his three presentations are in regards to what is imminently about to happen in this country, and around the world.

    Based on his inside resources, we are about to see a major collapse in the derivatives market and the collapse of JP Morgan Bank. Any astute person should be able to discern the coming Handwriting On The Wall.   

    PART# 1, &
    PART #2, and #3 Lindsey Williams



    Ron Branson
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    Our thanks is to Jack Bauer for bringing this to our attention.



    


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    #1701 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Tue May 29, 2012 9:39 pm
    Subject: Which Judges Should I Vote For? - By Ron Branson
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    Which Judges Should I Vote For?
    By Ron Branson

    Every election cycle I am approached as a supposed authority on judges to state a list of the judges for whom I recommend the electorate vote for. Just this past Saturday, April 26, 20012 I was approached by an attendee prior to my speech at a seminar of the judiciary to "Please state for us a short list of the judges they should vote for."

    After taking my position at the podium and getting the introduction out of the way, I recounted for the audience this request for my short list of judges. I told the audience that I recommend that no one vote for any judge who accepts that his or her Oath of Office to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States is subject to the doctrine of judicial immunity. I explained as to what judicial immunity is, and that is if judge chooses to violate the Constitution, so what, they are nonetheless covered by Judicial Immunity and not liable, a doctrine affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court for all judges in the United States. I then demonstrated my short list with an ever-closing gap between my thumb and forefinger down to nothing.

    Many of you are familiar with the prison incident of Attorney Richard I. Fine, a former U.S. prosecutor who just spent seventeen months in the Los Angeles County Men's Central Jail for embarrassing all the judges in Los Angeles County for bringing a successful lawsuit against all the judges of L.A. County for illegally and unconstitutionally taking bribes from the County of Los Angeles in the name of "double-salary."

    While I do respect Attorney Richard Fine for exposing this horrendous financial scandal, not to speak of its influence on judicial corruption of swaying almost a perfect 100% of the cases in the County's favor in which the County was a party, either as plaintiff or defendant for the last twenty years, I disagree with Mr. Fine's recommendation to the voters of California that we just vote out the judges who took the bribes. His cause is only an example of an extremely much greater scandal, and that is judicial immunity protection for all judges within this nation.

    Every judge in America is required to swear by an Oath to give allegiance to the U.S. Constitution as the supreme law of the land on one hand, and on the other, that whatever a judge does, no matter how evil, unlawful, or unconstitutional, and even if such corruption is done with absolute malicious intent to do someone in, his actions, as a judge, are covered by judicial immunity.

    I have those who argue with me that judges are not immune for their actions if their actions be without jurisdiction, and they cite to judicial decisions on this, but as one who has years of experience within the judicial system, these are words only for public consumption, and are not real decisions on which anyone may rely in suing a judge. Believe me, as a practical matter, every judge is immune for their actions no matter what, unless it be for something like rape.

    Let us remember from whence we came, and is that it was said of the King of England, "The King can do no wrong!" We found this attestation to be revolting, and we had a American revolution over this attestation. See our Declaration of Independence!

    Well, believe it our not, our judges has slowly, but surely, decision by decision, little by little adopted this very same policy under the theory that judicial immunity comes for England endorsed by "Common Law." In other words, "Judges can do no wrong!" I have tested this doctrine in the courts time and time again, and it matters not whether judges do their dirty deeds within or with jurisdiction. I have even had a federal judge say, "Even if it be true, as Mr. Branson alleges, that Patricia Schwartz acted in the clear absence of all jurisdiction, she did not know that she did not have jurisdiction, therefore, she is covered by judicial immunity." In other words, "Since Judge Patricia Schwartz was too ignorant to know about the law of gravity that gravity pulls down, therefore she is not subject to law when she stepped off the edge of a ten story building."  I am not kidding. This is the stuff of which we get children's Saturday morning cartoons from. Just look a Wiley the Coyote and the Roadrunner. This is the exact same "authority" underlying judicial immunity. Judges are immune from whatever evil or corruption for which they contend!

    It is for this reason that the judiciary so fears the prospects of the passage of J.A.I.L. (Judicial Accountability Initiative Law) because they hate to even have to discuss judicial immunity outside a defense to a lawsuit before another judge with judicial immunity, because they know the doctrine is so preposterous, ridiculous, and indefensible in open daylight judged by the public.

    So, to answer the question, "Which Judges Should I Vote For?" the answer is easy. It is ease to tell a bad judge from the good ones. The bad judges wear a black robe!

    Ron Branson
    National J.A.I.L. Commander-In-Chief
    VictoryUSA@...

    P.S. - As a courtesy to Attorney Richard Fine, I am placing his proposed remedy below in its complete form.

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    For Immediate Release

    Contact Person: Richard I. Fine,

    Chairman, Campaign for Judicial Integrity

    Telephone: (310) 622-6900

    E mail: richardfine@...

     

     

    CAMPAIGN FOR JUDICIAL INTEGRITY ASKS CALIFORNIA VOTERS TO REJECT JUDGES WHO TOOK ILLEGAL PAYMENTS

              The Campaign for Judicial Integrity is a non-partisan grassroots organization concerned about the decline of the state of the integrity of our judiciary and its failure to provide a fair and equal judicial system to the American public. The Campaign’s goal is to restore and achieve integrity in the judiciary and the administration of justice in the United States and the individual states.

              The Campaign works to increase the public’s awareness of the danger to our society resulting from the failure of members of the judiciary to obey constitutional provisions, laws, codes of judicial conduct and their oaths of office, which protect our fundamental rights.

              Its founder and Chairman is Richard I. Fine, PhD, a recognized leader in anti corruption and fighting judicial corruption.

     

              Fine stated:

     

               “California has a judicial crisis. According to a California Judicial Council Report to the State Legislature, over 90% of the state elected California Superior Court judges received illegal payments from counties or courts in addition to their state compensation. This occurred even though California judges are the highest paid in the country. The Report showed that the illegal payments are approximately $34 million per year. Since the late 1908s, [I believe this is a typo and really should state "the late 1980's" - RB] the Campaign estimates that illegal payments have been approximately $350 million, in Los Angeles County alone. If the judges paid the       illegal payments to the state, we would not have a budget shortfall and no courts would have to close. However, we know that this will not happen, since they haven’t done so for over 25 years.”

     

              Fine continued:

     

              “Traditional methods to remove these judges failed due to political cronyism and prosecutorial inaction. The only way to restore fairness and integrity to the judiciary is for citizens to exercise their right to vote and vote out those judges who received the illegal payments.”

     

              Fine explained the Campaign’s action:

     

              “As a public service to the voters in the California June 5, 2012 Primary Election, the Campaign published the names of the 34 California counties where California state elected Superior Court judges receive illegal payments from counties or courts in addition to their state compensation.

     

              The web site is http://www.campaignforjudicialintegrity.org.     

     

               The 34 California counties are: Alameda, Butte, Calaveras, Contra Costa, Fresno, Glenn, Kern, Kings, Los Angeles, Mariposa, Mendocino, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Orange, Placer, Riverside (payments phasing out), Sacramento, San Bernardino (payments phasing out), San Benito, San Diego, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma,       Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Ventura and Yolo (payments phasing out).”

     

              Fine explained the illegality of the payments:

     

               “The payments from counties were held to violate Article VI, Section 19 of the California Constitution in the case of Sturgeon v. County of Los Angeles. Additionally, counties are parties before the judges. Payments by parties in a case to a judge were held to be “bribes” and to violate the federal criminal statute of the “intangible right to honest services, 18 U.S.C. Section 1346, in the cases of U.S. v. Frega, U.S. v. Adams and U.S. Malkus, in which the judge and the parties were   sentenced to jail. Additionally, the judge was removed from office in the case of Adams v. Commission on Judicial Performance”

     

              Fine explained the judges’ political move to obtain retroactive immunity for their illegal acts and federal prosecutors refusal t act:

     

              “After the Sturgeon decision, the California Judicial Council and the     California Judges Association sponsored Senate Bill SBX 2 11, which was enacted on 2/20/09. SBX 2 11 gave the judges retroactive immunity from state criminal prosecution, civil liability and disciplinary action for having taken the illegal county payments and acknowledged that the payments were criminal. Federal prosecutors  ignored the violations of federal law and refused to prosecute.

              The result is that California has the largest judicial scandal in American history and a judicial system which is corrupted from a case involving a county traffic ticket, to family law and child support cases, to criminal cases, to any case in which a county is a party, a witness or has an interest.

              The effect is so devastating that LA County Counsel Annual Litigation Reports from FY 2005 through FY 2010 showed that only 3 cases were won against LA County when a Superior Court judge made the decision. Approximately 650-850 cases per year were filed against LA County according to the annual reports.”

     

              Fine concluded:

     

              “The Campaign asks every person to exercise their right to vote. Go to          the Campaign web site, determine if judges in your county receive illegal payments, and if so, vote! If you desire a fair judicial system with integrity, only you can achieve such by voting out the judges who received the illegal payments.

              We ask you to be active in the Campaign; post the web site on your face book page and twitter about it; send the web site to family, friends, work mates; ask them to pass it on to others, post it and twitter about it and vote.

              In the end, we are the only ones who can institute change. By exercising our right to vote, we will achieve a fair judicial system and a judiciary with integrity.”        

             




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    #1702 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sat Jun 2, 2012 3:34 am
    Subject: California Fish & Game Challenged in Court
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    California Fish & Game
    Challenged in Court


    When is the Law not the Law? This is the challenge asserted by Mr. Don Bird of Tehama County, California, in which he is cited for fishing in California. The California Constitution, Article I, Section 25 states as follows;
    "The People shall have the right to fish upon and from the public lands of the State and in the waters thereof, excepting upon lands set aside for fish hatcheries, and no land owned by the State shall ever be sold or transferred without reserving in the People the absolute right to fish thereupon; and no law shall ever be passed making it a crime for the People to enter upon the public lands within this State for the purpose of fishing in any water containing fish that have been planted therein by the State; provided, that the Legislature may by statute, provide for the season when and the conditions under which the different species of fish may be taken."
    Mr. Bird's position is that the later provision has not been violated, and thus, the State of California cannot make a crime out of his right under the Constitution to fish upon the public lands of California.

    Below is Mr. Birds' declaration to the Superior Court of Tehama County. Those wishing to contact Mr. Don Bird regarding this issue may do so at patriot@....


    Superior Court of Tehama County - Declaration to the Court

                I have enclosed documents that support my plea of innocence in this case, and ask the Court to agree and dismiss. If the Court grants a dismissal with an explanation, I will continue this matter with the Fish & Game and the Legislature. The Alternative of what I will enact reads as follows.

                If the Court ignores the well defined wording of Article I, Section 25 of the California Constitution and assess a "Fine", I will then declare that I am unable to pay any fine of any amount. My subsistence is totally dependent on Social Security ($750 monthly). I will declare to the Court that I have provable medical reasons why I am now and in the future unable to perform any community service. It is my sincere hope the Court agrees and finds in my favor.

                My closing statement will better explain my position in this matter.

                If the unconstitutional denial of my 6th Amendment Right had been supported, Article 1, Section 25 of the State Constitution would have been settled. Now we move to the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The wording clearly indicates "until I am duly convicted of a crime", "Involuntary Servitude" applies to me. The demand for a Jury Trial is also supported in Article I, Section 16 of the California Constitution.

                I will appear for an interview to perform community service. This will be my non-negotiable position:  I am not physically fit to do any work now or in the future. If I am required to present a letter from a doctor, I will require the County to contact my doctor for this information. I will provide my doctor's name and contact number -  nothing more. I will appear for this interview once, and it will be video recorded.

                The Following statements alert this Court as to my primary reason why I will never pay a fine or do any community service.

               
                Article 1, Section 16.  Trial by Jury is an inviolate right and shall be secured to all, but in a civil cause three-fourths of the jury may render a verdict. A jury may be waived in a criminal cause by the consent of both parties expressed in open court by the defendant and the defendant's counsel. In a civil cause a jury may be waived by the consent of the parties expressed as prescribed by statute.

                In civil causes and cases of misdemeanor the jury may consist of 12 or a lesser number agreed on by the parties in open court.

                Amendment XIII, Slavery, Section 1.  Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

                Black's Law, 7th Edition, Crime:  A social harm that the law makes punishable; the breach of a legal duty treated as the subject-matter of a criminal proceeding - Also termed criminal wrong. SEE OFFENSE.

                "Understanding that the conception of Crime, as distinguished from that of Wrong or Tort and from that of Sin, involves the idea of injury to the State of collective community, we first find that the commonwealth, in literal conformity with the conception, itself interposed directly, and by insolated acts, to avenge itself on the author of the evil which it had suffered." Henry S. Maine, Ancient Law 320 (17th ed. 1901).

                " It is a curious fact that all the minor acts enumerated in the penal code of a state like, say, New York are in law called crimes, which term includes both murder and overparking. It is a strong term to use for the latter, and of course the law has for centuries recognized that there are more serious and less serious crimes. At the common law, however, only two classes were recognized, serious crimes or felonies, and minor crimes or misdemeanors." Max Radin, The Law and You 91 (1948)

                Note:  The word "infractions" is never mentioned.

                If this Court is able to produce any evidence that trumps Article I, Section 25 and have  a Jury deliberate the arguments, this issue will be settled. Until that time I will keep on fishing until I am proven guilty by a Jury.

                I have stated all the valid reasons why it would be prudent for this Court to dismiss this citation.

                                                    Thank you,

     

                                                    Donald M. Bird





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    #1703 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sat Jun 2, 2012 12:30 pm
    Subject: Contempt of Court: When is it Appropriate? - Judges Contempt Handbook
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    Contempt of Court: When is it Appropriate? 
    Judges Contempt Handbook


    Attached is the California Judges Contempt Handbook describing when contempt is appropriate or inappropriate. Gary L. Zerman, JAIL4Judges attorney, deems it appropriate that information be posted on the internet in light of how "Contempt of Court" is being thrown around liberally by judges these days. A pertenant jurisdictional issue is whether the particular contempt is criminal or civil.

    Ron:

    See the below e-mail (which apparently did not go thru, as I got a message stating such), and the attachment (judges handbook re contempt).

    If you can, resend it to your group.  GLZ.



    Michayl Mellen, mlmellen@..., in Texas, writes:

    "AM I WRONG IN ASKING JURISDICTION? WRONG TO THE POINT OF CONTEMPT OF COURT AND JAILED 2 DAYS?"




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    #1704 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Thu Jun 7, 2012 12:29 am
    Subject: Justice, Who Always Supported Police Action, Attacked By Police
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    Justice, Who Always  Supported
    Police Action, Attacked By Police


    “I’ve always had profound respect for what they do,” Justice Raffaele said of the police, noting that he was “always very supportive” of the department during the more than 20 years he served ..."

    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/06/nyregion/justice-thomas-d-raffaele-says-police-officer-struck-him.html

    Judge Says He Was Struck by a Police Officer in Queens


    Chang W. Lee/The New York Times

    Justice Thomas D. Raffaele said a police officer in Queens, enraged at a jeering crowd, hit him in the throat on Friday.

    By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM
    Published: June 5, 2012
    Thomas D. Raffaele, a 69-year-old justice of the New York State Supreme Court, encountered a chaotic scene while walking down a Queens street with a friend: Two uniformed police officers stood over a shirtless man lying facedown on the pavement. The man’s hands were cuffed behind his back and he was screaming. A crowd jeered at the officers.

    The judge, concerned the crowd was becoming unruly, called 911 and reported that the officers needed help.

    But within minutes, he said, one of the two officers became enraged — and the judge became his target. The officer screamed and cursed at the onlookers, some of whom were complaining about what they said was his violent treatment of the suspect, and then he focused on Justice Raffaele, who was wearing a T-shirt and jeans. The judge said the officer rushed forward and, using the upper edge of his hand, delivered a sharp blow to the judge’s throat that was like what he learned when he was trained in hand-to-hand combat in the Army.

    The episode, Friday morning just after midnight — in which the judge says his initial complaint about the officer was dismissed by a sergeant, the ranking supervisor at the scene — is now the focus of investigations by the police Internal Affairs Bureau and the Civilian Complaint Review Board.

    The judge said he believed the officer also hit one or two other people during the encounter on 74th Street near 37th Road, a busy commercial strip in Jackson Heights. But he said he could not be sure, because the blow to his throat sent him reeling back and he then doubled over in pain.

    “I’ve always had profound respect for what they do,” Justice Raffaele said of the police, noting that he was “always very supportive” of the department during the more than 20 years he served on Community Board 3 in Jackson Heights before becoming a judge. At one point in the early 1990s, he added, he helped organize a civilian patrol in conjunction with the police. “And this I thought was very destructive.”

    The justice, who sits in the Matrimonial part in State Supreme Court in Jamaica, Queens, was elected to the Civil Court in 2005 and the State Supreme Court in 2009. Justice Raffaele was among the judges around New York State who volunteered to perform weddings on the Sunday last summer when New York’s same-sex marriage law went into effect. The judge’s description of the confrontation and its aftermath, which he provided in a series of interviews, was corroborated by two people he knows who described the encounter in separate interviews.

    Justice Raffaele and one of the men, Muhammad Rashid, who runs a tutoring center near where the encounter occurred, said they were on the street at that hour because the judge had spent most of that day and night cleaning out his parents’ house and Mr. Rashid had just helped him move two tables; he donated them to the tutoring center.

    The judge said his parents had just moved to Houston; he had taken them to the airport that morning and the house’s new owner was to take possession the next day.

    The judge said he was in “a lot of pain” and went with Mr. Rashid to the emergency room at Elmhurst Hospital Center, where a doctor examined his throat by snaking a tube with a camera on the end through his nose and down his throat to determine whether his trachea had been damaged. The doctor, he said, found no damage; Justice Raffaele was released and told to see his personal doctor for follow-up care.

    When they first came upon the crowd, the judge said, he was immediately concerned for the officers and called 911. After he made the call, he said, he saw that one of the officers — the one who he said later attacked him — was repeatedly dropping his knee into the handcuffed man’s back.  .....

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    #1705 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sat Jun 9, 2012 8:21 pm
    Subject: Judicial Insanity At Play! - J4J
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    California Innocence Project
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    Judicial Insanity At Play!


    Gentlemen:

    I am Ron Branson of JAIL4Judges.org [Judicial Accountability Initiative Law]. Attorney Gary L. Zerman, my associate, has suggested that I write this email in relation to the last case which I brought against the Los Angeles County Superior Court and the City of Los Angeles, and to request whatever assistance you may have to offer. We are familiar with your Banks case at
    http://www.californiainnocenceproject.org/images/stories/FeaturesDocs/banks.habeas.petition08.15.2011.pdf
    and encourage others to familiarize themselves therewith.

    Attorney Zerman, and myself are very well familiar with the fraud and corruption taking place within our judicial system, both locally and nationwide, and are spokespersons relating to this ever-expanding court corruption.

    You are to be honored in seeking to assist the helpless who have been swallowed up by an uncontrollable judicial system. Our hats are off to you.

    Here are the facts regarding a ridiculous so-called "conviction" regarding myself that commenced back in November 2009, and has proceeded all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court with not one court, state or federal, deciding an issue presented. The Supreme Court just recently declined to accept Cert. and I am appending a copy of that Cert. via attachment.

    In short, I am the victim of a criminal proceeding in which there was no magistrate, no determination of Probable Cause, no appearance at an arraignment, no criminal charges presented, no notice, and no plea. Yet I was "convicted," followed by imprisonment in the Los Angeles County jail. When I got out, I appealed and found within the appellate record a so-called Minute Order of 11/24/2009 that alleges that I was present at an arraignment and entered a plea to the criminal charges upon which I ultimately spent time in jail.

    I contacted the court reporter named within that Minute Order and was informed by her that no such proceeding took place, and therefore it was impossible for her to prepare a transcript of that proceeding.

    I asked her is she would prepare and sign a sworn declaration as to what she had just told me, and she did so. From that time all the way through to the U.S. Supreme Court, not one court has acknowledged her sworn declaration, nor refuted it.

    Ultimately, after four federal judges recused themselves from the case, the fifth federal judges dismissed my suit for relief saying that I could refile the federal suit when I overturned the conviction.

    This, of course, raises the question, how can I overturn an  criminal charge when there was not any of the above stated processes present. Such is impossible.

    I appealed this dismissal to the Ninth Circuit, and it was as if they were prepared for its coming as the moment I filed the Notice of Appeal and paid the $455 fee, I was noticed by the Clerk of the intent to sustain the judgment of dismissal.

    Now how can there be a determination on appeal with no Record on Appeal, no Opening Brief, and no questions presented for determination. Yet that is exactly what happened.

    The rest can be seen in the Supreme Court Cert. attached.

    Thank you very much. I look forward to hearing from you.

    Ron Branson
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    www.sd-jail4judges.org



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    #1706 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:00 am
    Subject: Fear of Police Presence May Be Cause For Reasonable Suspicion - SD Supreme Ct
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    Fear of Police Presence
    May Be Cause For Reasonable Suspicion


    "[C]onduct designed to evade contact with police
    may itself establish reasonable suspicion." 
    State v. Starkey (S.D. Supreme Ct.)

    Have you ever realized that police were present, and you took evasive steps to avoid contact with them?

    In light of the current finding by the South Dakota Supreme Court that fearing police may be interpreted as reasonable suspicion to justify police action, I would like to refer you to a real life situation.

    A friend of mine here in California whose name is Max, who  managed a printing business in Hollywood, commuted daily over the hill via Laura Canyon. He took this route daily, with included on the downhill side a right-turn shortcut. In this particular day, unknown to Max, the police had set up a secluded observation point to catch "speeders."

    Now you must understand that everyone must ride their brakes  down the hill to negotiate the curves, but apparently according to this police officer, Max was not riding his brakes hard enough. So a hot pursuit ensued as Max made his typical right turn shortcut, allegedly fleeing the cop. The cop hastily "caught" Max, pulling up at Max's driver window with his gun drawn, and Max looking down the barrel of a loaded police special in the hands of an irate police officer who said, "I caught you."

    Max was taken by surprise, wondering what this was all about, only to find out that the police officer was accusing him of causing a hot police pursuit in an attempt to evade the police. It was the imagination of this police officer that made him believe he was the hero in capturing a get-away suspect who was evading police. To Max, this was his normal daily event of driving home from work, and it was being transformed into a life and death situation.

    Our illustrious mayor of Los Angeles says, "There can never be too many police officers in L.A." We beg to differ with him.
    we citing to our Founding Fathers. In our Declaration of Independence, passed unanimously by Congress on July 4, 1776, they penned these words, "He [King George III] has erected a multitude of new offices, and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our People, and eat out their substance." This hardly bears up the words of Mayor Antonio Vigarlarosa that there can never be too many police officers. Was or original Congress in fear of police action. You better believe it.

    Keep in mind when these police officers were then harassing the People back in 1774, they were not speeding over the speed limit on the super highways, nor making illegal left hand turns, failing to wear a set belt, or signal. They did not even fail to purchase auto insurance, or pay their tab fees. So what was the charges for which the People were then being harassed? It is hard to imagine, but we know this one think, it was cleaning our the financial livelihood of the People, and wrecked their economy. This proves the point. In all ages, and at all times, and under every circumstance, the abundance of police officers are detrimental to society, and brings its economy down. Police will always find something to which the People are in violation of, and the People will therefore owe money to government bureaucrats who are enriching themselves.

    Ron Branson
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    http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/opinion/simmons-reasonable-suspicion-is-common-sense/article_81c8a949-1897-540e-a5e8-0275f95acc92.html

    SIMMONS: Reasonable suspicion is common sense

    “Looks like you’re doing a lot of work trying to avoid me,” quipped Officer Fletcher as he pulled over Ms. Starkey. It was 2 a.m. in downtown Rapid City the summer before last.

    The officer had observed Ms. Starkey driving suspiciously and apparently trying to evade him. He turned on his sirens and stopped her vehicle after following her down Mount Rushmore Road, through an empty church parking lot and back to near a bar. Seeing evidence of alcohol consumption, the officer arrested her for driving under the influence (DUI).

    Initially, the local circuit judge dismissed the arrest since the officer had failed to observe any actual traffic violations, such as speeding. “I am unable to discern specific and articulable facts which taken together with rational inferences from those facts, reasonably warrant this stop. There were no traffic violations that should have prompted the pursuit,” he ruled.

    The judge’s order was appealed and the South Dakota Supreme Court reversed the decision. The court held that the traffic stop was legal, even though no actual traffic violations had been observed.

    In the days of the Dragnet TV show, Sergeant Joe Friday probably would have reached the same conclusion.

    State vs. Starkey recognized that the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution places limits on the ability of the police to search, seize, and even make brief investigatory stops of citizens. Law enforcement must have at least “reasonable suspicion” based on specific facts before pulling over a driver. But conduct designed to evade contact with police may itself establish reasonable suspicion.

    One of the important factors for the Court in upholding Ms. Starkey’s traffic stop was the setting in which it occurred. Eventually, after remaining stopped in her lane of traffic several car lengths behind the officer and circling through downtown at closing time, she ended up back near a bar.

    An interesting contrast can be found in State v. Rademaker, decided in April of this year. There, the Court held that a driver’s avoidance of a sobriety checkpoint, standing alone, cannot justify a traffic stop. In that case, however, the driver had executed a wide turn, then sped away at 70 miles per hour on a gravel road, so the traffic stop that followed was indeed Constitutional.

    The level of suspicious facts required to justify a police officer stopping a vehicle is less than that required to justify an actual arrest. Reasonable suspicion is all that is necessary for a police officer to stop someone. Probable cause is required before an arrest can be made. Because an arrest is much more intrusive than a quick stop, a greater showing of specific facts is required in order to comport with the Fourth Amendment.

    Not uncommonly, an officer will identify additional facts which justify an arrest after making a stop (empty beer cans in view, for example). Otherwise, the officer is required to end the stop and allow the citizen to depart.

    In the Starkey case, the South Dakota Supreme Court quoted from a United States Supreme Court case concluding that a suspect’s unprovoked headlong flight from officers in an area known for heavy narcotics trafficking could justify a stop (though not an arrest).

    Dragnet’s Sergeant Joe Friday was a pillar of common sense. He would have agreed with balancing the rights of citizens against the ability of officers to put two and two together before turning on their sirens.





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    #1707 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Fri Jun 15, 2012 4:47 pm
    Subject: Sweet Lies And Bitter Truth!
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    Sweet Lies and Bitter Truth!

    Arnie, your questions and comments below take a number of twists and turns, but if I am understanding you correctly, you are right on point. The People are too dumb to know the lie from the truth. So as not to complicate matters, just accept the lies being fed to them. The is a book, the title of which correctly states the situation, "Sweet Lies and Bitter Truth."

    We appeal to natural logic, that which we see and know to be true from our own experiences, i.e., birds fly, the sun shines, water is wet, gravity pulls down, etc. It is inconceivable in our simple minds that things could be otherwise. But, I have the unpleasant calling of teaching People the converse as described in Proverbs 14:25, "There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death."

    Arnie, we all think we understand the difference between light and darkness, and no one can be confused between the two. This is simple logic. Why should we then even have to engage in a discussion between the differences? But we do. "Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!" Isaiah 5:20, 21. Are we here talking about demented dumbbells? Not at all. We are talking about the wisest of men, men held in highest of esteem, men who are the cream of the crop, men who are in the highest of offices, men whom we elect and we call "Master, Teacher." 

    Are you telling me, Ron, that the men whom we trust the most are these ones you are describing? Yes Sir! That is what I am telling your, Arnie. These are the ones I am describing. But how can this be? "Where is the wise? [Professors?], where is the scribe? [Lawyers?], where is the disputer of this world? [Scientist?], hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world? For after that in the wisdom of God the world by wisdom knew not God, it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save them that believe." I Corinthians 1:20, 21. So now we must engage in a dispute with the so-called intellectuals whom we set over us on the benches to dispute with them as to the distinction between light and darkness.

    We chose the vilest of all evil men to decide matters of utmost importance involving the future of our country, our children, our homes, and our businesses, men who are incapable of discerning between good and evil, light and darkness, and between bitter and sweet!

    Indeed, I think we might have a better run country if we placed young children in charge rather than Members of the Bar. I think they would do a better job of discerning the difference between good and evil, light and darkness, and bitter and sweet. At least we might have a chance that half of the time they would make a right decision, if even only by accident.

    It is George Washington who is credited with the quote, "Government is not reason; it is not eloquence; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master." Most everyone I dispute with makes the basic mistake of assuming that government is reason, and then basing their conclusion upon this erroneous foundation. Yes, Arnie, we are taught that 2 + 2  = 4, but not to the highest of government officials, men of whom we elect to run our country, and to those whom we permit to ascend unto the bench, men whom we call "honorable," men whom we "pray to for relief." Yea, to those who have a conflict of interest, 2 + 2 = Whatever they wish it to be!

    Ron Branson
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    Arnie Rosner wrote:
    Dear Ron,

    Thank you for your kindness and your patience in enduring my stupidity.  I just don't get some of this legal stuff.  

    I was always of the impression that all law was to be presented at a level where any common person could understand it.  It seems like when the, "Rules of Procedure," were enacted in 1946, members of the judiciary took that opportunity to begin to deliberately construct a fraud against the people.  Is this my imagination? 

    As to the following issue, I still don't get it...sorry to be so persistent....Please bear with me....paraphrasing the statute listed below: 

    All public (Federal/State/County/Local) agencies only exist to conduct the people's business.  

    Have I interpreted this definition correctly?  If so...

    By what authority would our fiduciaries/agents in the courts refuse to execute their fiduciary responsibility to manage the people's affairs with respect to the manor in which of our elected officials conduct the people's business?  Especially those who were empowered by the people by being elected for that specific purpose?  

    Would not such a refusal to act on behalf of the people (your previous response to my question listed below): 

    Arnie, accepted clarification. 
    2 + 2 = 4 only if accepted. - Ron 

    breach the fiduciary responsibilities of the offending public servant?  In this case a judge? 

    My further understanding is that a judge is acting in the proper role as a referee when they supervise the legal proceeding.  They have also have a fiduciary responsibility to protect the interests of the people .  It is their job to ensure the judicial process was conducted properly but not to engage in the actual legal decision-making process; that is reserved for the people who are the ultimate arbiters of justice.  Am I correct on this point?  

    If I understand the process, failure of the courts, our agents with specific fiduciary responsibilities to the people by whom they were elected, would be depriving the people of "Due Process."  

    I am further led to understand, that under the law, depriving the people such a basic requirement would in itself place those members of the courts in conflict with their own fiduciary responsibilities and subject them to exposure to prosecution.  That would be because committing as such an act would place their conduct out of their lawful scope of judicial performance and strip away any such self-conceived type of immunity on the grounds of judicial misconduct.  

    Of course to clarify the point of immunity....I find it ludicrous to even consider an argument that those within the judiciary would even begin to suggest the people would be so stupid as to accept the notion the judicial system can confer immunity upon themselves.  That is a ridiculous and obvious conflict of interest.  As members of the judiciary they of all people would know this.  Merely suggesting such blatant malfeasance stagers one's sensibilities.   

    In my opinion here Ron, It goes without saying that any member of the judiciary making such a suggestion should be immediately removed from any responsibility within the judicial system.  such legal reasoning should be considered an unlawful act of treason and a criminal offense.

    Do I understand this correctly?







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    #1708 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Mon Jun 18, 2012 5:13 am
    Subject: Superior Court Judge, Making Over $200K, Accused of Stealing $1.6 M From His Neighbor
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    Judge accused of stealing $1.6 million arraigned

    Alameda Co. judge accused of stealing $1.6M

    by Nick Smith

    BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- An Alameda County Superior Court judge has found himself on the wrong side of the law and is facing criminal charges. Judge Paul Seeman was arrested Thursday and charged with stealing $1.5 million from a 97-year-old neighbor over a period of several years. She has since passed away.

    57-year-old Seeman made his first court appearance Friday, facing charges of systematically looting his neighbor of her financial fortune. He had nothing to say. "We have no comments to make. I haven't seen any of the discovery. We haven't even had a chance to read the complaint or the amended complaint that we just received, and have no comments beyond that at this time," said attorney Michael Markowitz.

    Court papers filed by the Alameda County district attorney accuse Seeman of siphoning his neighbor of her fortune. According to the documents, Seeman befriended his neighbor, 97-year-old Anne Nutting, who died two years ago, in 1998. By 2004, he had taken over almost all of her finances, adding his name on her bank and investment accounts which at the time, totaled $2.2 million. Prosecutors are also charging Seeman with perjury for failing to disclose annual income required by law.

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    Story: Alameda Co. judge accused of stealing $1.6M

    In a statement that reads in part, the Alameda County district attorney said, "The alleged conduct of Judge Seeman is both disturbing and disappointing. His alleged conduct is in no way a reflection of the outstanding caliber of judicial officers serving Alameda County."

    Seeman did not enter a plea. His next court appearance is July 3.

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    #1709 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sun Jul 15, 2012 10:05 pm
    Subject: Judging the Judges - California Lawyer Pub.
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    Judging the Judges

    by Victoria Schlesinger | July 2012

    This year as in past years, the state's Commission on Judicial Performance published a report chronicling the bad behavior of California's judges. And like previous surveys, what this year's report shows most dramatically is how rarely judges are disciplined.

    As of 2011, there were 1,786 judges on the bench. But over the past half century, only 25 judges have been removed from office and just 48 were publicly censured. Some of those punished had accumulated a long laundry list of commission admonishments.

    Others were caught in egregious behavior, like Judge Patrick Couwenberg of Los Angeles County Superior Court, who in 2002 was found to have lied about his judicial credentials and service in combat. And impairment sometimes contributes, as in 1977 when Supreme Court Justice Marshall F. McComb was found to be suffering from senile dementia.




    Comments by Ron Branson


    The above article of the California Lawyer Publication was brought to my attention by Attorney Gary Zerman. Here are some facts which I would like to emphasis from this article. It draws to our attention a reports on the California Commission on Judicial Performance over the last fifty years.

    This report tells us that over the last fifty years only 25 judges have been removed from the bench. That is only one judge per every two years. What is interesting to note is that there are approximately one thousand complaints per year filed against California judges with the Commission on Judicial Performance. So to place this in perspective, there is only one judge removed from the bench on the average for every two thousand complaints that are filed against judges.

    I have in the past stated that this is a very heavy financial burden upon the California taxpayers in that several million dollars  budgeted annually to run the CJP. I have proposed, tongue in cheek, that the CJP be abolished, and allow death to take it natural course as the means of cleaning up the bench. When a  judge falls off the bench dead, we just pick up the corpse and haul it off. In this manner, we reap a 100% effective measure of discipline for judges with no cost beyond hauling off the corpse.

    As to censorship (chewing out disobedient judges), there is publically censored by the commission approximately one judge per year out of every thousand judges complained about to the CJP. That equals one tenth of one percent.

    It is stated that judges are to be held to a higher standard of ethics than the average person, and that "no man is above the law." At this same ratio applied to us, our jails and prisons would be practically empty with only one person per thousand being incarcerated.

    But with judges, we are not talking about jail time, but merely losing a judicial post. Nor are we considering the retirement benefits for rest of their lives for these judges after being removed from the bench. Imagine if we got paid for the rest of our lives after being fired from our jobs. Our Constitution, Fourteenth Amendment guarantees that we all will receive "equal protection of the laws," but it is clear that there is a completely different standard for judges who are supposed to be held to a higher standard.

    Throughout the largest court building in the United States, the Los Angeles Superior Court Building, there was posted on every floor of it nine-stories, a notice of free help for judges overtaken with drug and alcohol addiction. Remember, it is these very same judges who are sending away non-judge violators to their prison and jail cells for partaking in these same evil vices.

    Ron Branson
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    #1710 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sat Jul 21, 2012 12:10 am
    Subject: Rising Cost of Incarceration Alarms South Dakota Officials
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    Alarm Over Costs of South Dakota Prisons
    By Ron Branson

    Below is an article published within the South Dakota Argus Leader. Those unfamiliar with the back ground of South Dakota and JAIL4Judges may be curious as to why I am particularly interested in this article, and why I am furthering it to our readers.

    The name "Ron Branson" and "JAIL4Judges" is all to familiar with the officials within South Dakota when Judicial Accountability Initiative Law hit the South Dakota Ballot in 2006. A special website was set up that recounts that event. It is all documented for the world to see.

    The entire government, including every state legislator, Chief Justice David Gilbertson, the governor, the state attorney general, and the assorted counties and cities took aim at judicial accountability to defeat it. The illegally turned the state capitol building in Pierre into a campaign office, and gained the aid of the oil industry, the bankers, and the union of insurance companies to bring judicial accountability down.

    Because of their lies that "Ron Branson's objective was to release all felons within the South Dakota prisons so that they could go after the jurors that convicted them," I started doing a little research. Here is what I found. Out of all nations of the earth, America holds the record by far as to having the greatest incarceration rate. There is not even a close second.

    Having so ascertained this fact, I then found that of all 50 states in America, South Dakota had the highest prison rate per capita of all states. Thus, South Dakota has held the highest prison rate per capita within the world.

    I further found that one of their state senators held all of the commissary rights throughout all the prisons in South Dakota that was making him immensely wealthy.

    It became apparent why the politicians of South Dakota became so threatened by the prospect of bringing judicial accountability to the ballot in South Dakota, even to the extent of buying up the media and telling everyone that I was seeking to empty their prisons of felons so they could go after the jurors that convicted them. The plan was to scare everyone in South Dakota from voting for judicial accountability.

    Well, now we see that they were able to maintain their record of being the prison capitol of the world per capita, they are now faced with a different threat, this one of finances. Ironically, one publisher there in South Dakota mocked me when I predicted an financial collapse of the entire economy in one of my articles written in 1996. It was said, "If you want to know what Ron Branson believes, take a look at one of his nightmare predictions that he states will happen to America. Lo and behold, as I stated, we shortly thereafter saw the massive housing foreclosure predicted, and the loss of jobs, and the closing of businesses. Whether it be classified as a nightmare, or not, it was definite truth that came to pass.

    Had JAIL4Judges passed in South Dakota, I can assure you that things would certainly be different today in this country, as South Dakota would have been the first in the line of dominoes bringing about constitutional principles directly to the People in the creation of an Independent Special Grand Jury that would have changed America immensely. See for yourself how frightened the South Dakota politicians were at the prospects of accountability in South Dakota, www.SD-JAIL4Judges.org

    Ron Branson
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    http://www.argusleader.com/article/20120719/NEWS/307190023/Rising-cost-incarceration-alarms-South-Dakota-officials?nclick_check=1

    Rising cost of incarceration alarms South Dakota officials

    Task force to study system in reform effort

    11:01 PM, Jul 18, 2012   |  
    Written by
    Jon Walker
    Correction: The cost of the increased prison population would be $224 million over 10 years. The time period was wrong in the original version of this story.

    A South Dakota committee will examine rising prison costs and the state’s exceptionally high lockup rate in an effort to reform the criminal justice system and save money.

    “This is not about being hard or soft on crime. This is about being smart on crime,” Gov. Dennis Daugaard said Wednesday from Pierre.

    Daugaard said the state’s inmate population has grown from 600 in 1980 to 3,600 today and that corrections has become a $100 million annual burden in the state budget. He said that at present rates, the inmate population would increase another one-fourth to 4,500 the next 10 years at a cost of $224 million. The state within five years would need two new prisons, one each for men and women, costing $126 million to build and an additional $98 million in operation costs.He said he had no preconceived notions about whether studying the problem would lead to shorter lockup times. But a report he cited notes that South Dakota has a prison population that increasingly consists of low-level offenders convicted of nonviolent crimes, and that the rising corrections budget “has not yielded commensurate improvements to public safety.”

    Daugaard spoke in a news conference from the Capitol in which he announced an 18-member panel he is calling the Criminal Justice Initiative work group. The group includes six legislators from both parties, three judges and others from the legal system or the governor’s office. They met Wednesday morning for the first time. They will reconvene monthly to produce policy recommendations by November that Daugaard can take to the Legislature in January. The group is working with the Pew Center on the States, a Washington, D.C., organization that analyzes state government issues.

    Several officials spoke after Daugaard in the news conference.

    Rep. Brian Gosch, a Republican from Rapid City, said South Dakota would be among at least 20 states that are implementing prison reforms.

    David Gilbertson, the state’s chief justice, said various local jurisdictions have treatment and probation programs that might be able to serve the entire state.

    “Violent people need to be behind bars — other people, perhaps not,” Gilbertson said. “This is not a get-out-of-jail-free card. I know we can improve public safety, hold offenders accountable and reduce spending.”

    Daugaard said South Dakota has crime rates similar to neighboring states but a higher percentage of the population behind bars. The state has 415 inmates per 100,000 residents, a ratio about double the 226 per 100,000 in North Dakota and 185 per 100,000 in Minnesota.

    He said he’s never understood that and began to look at the issue during the 2010 campaign.

    “It confounded me, and it bothered me,” he said.

    But it might not automatically indicate a problem, he said.

    “I don’t think it’s necessarily wrong. We’re different. Maybe we’re right.”

    Group members will look at how procedures in the prison system, including probation and parole, contribute to South Dakota’s situation, but they will not focus on why criminals break the law in the first place.

    “This isn’t about sociology. It’s about economics. It’s about public safety, and it’s about accountability,” he said.

    Asked whether the state can use a high lockup rate as a badge of honor, Daugaard said, “It’s emotionally satisfying to say we’re tough on crime. When you’re tough on crime, you’re being the protector. There’s also a group that offends that maybe is low-risk and nonviolent that we can hold accountable and keep people safe without keeping them behind bars.”





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    Date: Fri Jul 27, 2012 4:31 am
    Subject: Is The Largest Judiciary In The Western World Crumbling?
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    Is the Largest Judiciary in the Western World Crumbling?

    By althepal55  |  Posted July 23, 2012  |  Shasta County, California
     

    7/25/12 - Update

    Alan Ernesto Phillips

    By all accounts the state of California has the largest judiciary in the Western world. Just the thought brings about visions of a colossal, well-oiled machine churning away flawlessly in the best interests of its citizenry.  Surely the leadership and management practitioners must be of the highest caliber and unimpeachable character to maintain the highest of standards of such a behemoth of juris prudence.

    Sometimes called the "foxiest Chief Justice in the country," California Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye felt the sting of mounting complaints of corruption and mismanagement by her own Administrative Office of the Courts and Judicial Council. The elephant in the closet wouldn't sit still and Justice Cantil-Sakauye did what must have seemed like a sure bet: She doubled-down calling for a Strategic Evaluation Committee (SEC), and appointed a one year evaluation period by the esteemed group of her peers - with a call for recommendations for improvements, if needed.

    A former barmaid and blackjack dealer in Tahoe, CA., the current California Chief Justice - and Arnold Schwarzenegger appointee - seemed over her limit on a bet that didn't pan out as she may have expected, amid strong and active protests for a recall.

    The SEC investigated and uncovered rampant "irregularities" and clear abuses of tax payer funded programs and projects. AOC programs such as the questionable "Assigned Judges" program that affords retired judges a 90% income from their last salary, on top of their full pension and platinum parachutes, for part time work. That  program that was specified as an "emergency need basis" to assist with court overload for 30 to 60 days.

    One judge from Shasta County, CA has been named in the Judicial Council Watcher blog. 85-year-old Jack Halpin has been characterized by many published accounts as the poster child of judicial abuse. According to the blog, Halpin is a 19-year veteran 'assigned judge'. An assignment that was designed to only be 30 to 60 days long. In contrast to the state constitution that allows for election processes and retention cycles, as an assigned judge there are limited oversight and accountability measures afforded given the specified short assignments - and no elections: In... or out.

    Currently court closures, lay offs of rank and file workers, and the recent discovery that California tax payers are also paying $10,000 per month for a telecommuting consultant living in Switzerland has caused many judges, and now legislators, to take notice. In a time when outsourcing American jobs is under greater scrutiny, it only seems to get worse when a tax payer funded, $500 million dollar computer-based Court Case Management System (CCMS) that has gone nowhere, with nothing to show for the half a billion dollar boondoggle.

    With such a questionable hemorrhagic bloodletting of funds many are left wondering why the state of California hasn't acted much sooner.

    The lack of reporting in mainstream media has kept the tax paying public out of the game, while the knowledgeable wonder why the SEC recommendations are currently being ignored by the Chief and her AOC and Judicial Council. It appears those officials now want a re-do. However the SEC, the Association of California Judges as well as most jurists have now dealt an asserted opposition.

    During a recent 30-Day Public Comment period ending July 22, according to the most esteemed judges from throughout the state, an immediate adoption of the SEC recommendations must be immediately implemented. Dire consequences are indicated by many learned practitioners in that esteemed group of commenters if this recommendation continues to be stalled and ignored.

    While complaints are now circling about the AOC gatekeepers removing public comments from promised publishing, jurist commenters are hopeful that an immediate implementation of the SEC recommendations are necessary to find a restoration of the crumbling public trust.

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    Sources and link to the Public Comments to the Chief Justice, et al:

    http://judicialcouncilwatcher.wordpress.com/2012/07/20/jcw-special-coverage-of-the-strategic-evaluation-committee-report/

    http://www.redding.com/news/2012/may/03/long-time-judge-jack-halpin-retires/

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    Date: Tue Jul 31, 2012 12:24 am
    Subject: The God-Given Right to Contract v. The U.S. Commerce Clause
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    The God-Given Right to Contract
    v.
    The U.S. Commerce Clause


    Arnie, I can faithfully say that I am a constitutionalist in every sense of the word. However, I am very much a Bible Believer. When the two come in conflict with one other, it is obvious which authority I must yield my allegiance to.

    When our Forefathers wrote into the Constitution, Article I, Section 8, Clause 3, their supposed powers to govern commercial activity, I do believe they over stepped their bounds.

    Commercial activity preexisted governments, and was established by God Himself. Hence, it follows that since commercial activity is purely within the providence of God, it is beyond the powers and authority of governments to detract, diminish, or expand upon this God ordained activity. Christ Himself stated "Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's."  Matthew 22:21. Commercial activity is clearly an activity which exists within the powers of contract. You and I have the unlimited power to contract with one another without the interference of governments. This is so even if you are on one side of the border and I on the other of a state. The power to enter into the question lies only if the one of us beseeches government settle a dispute that might lie between us, but not to legislate the powers to contract.

    The Constitution is in contradiction with itself on the powers of the right to contract. Article I, Section 10, Clause I sets forth "No state shall ... pass any ... law impairing the obligation of contracts." While we understand these words, we do not follow them. For instance, we have the California Contractor's License Bureau that authorizes one to contract with another. But we ask these questions, is California a State? If yes, then is the law governing the Contractor's License Bureau a law? If yes, then does the Contractor's License Bureau deal with the right to contract? If yes, then is not California violating Article I, Section 10, Clause I of the U.S. Constitution? The answer to this is quite clear, YES! How do they get away with this? Either no one is challenging it, or the courts are not respecting the Constitution. Of course, you know my opinion on that, and it is the latter.

    I fully agree with Article I, Section 10, Clause I that it is not within the powers of state governments to interfere with the God-given right to contract. But then what about the federal commerce law. The only way it can be argued is that the federal government can interfere with the God-given right to contract, but the states cannot. That's like me saying that you cannot violate the laws of God, but I can. God's laws are God's laws, and being a confirmed covenant, no man may add thereto, nor diminish therefrom, Galatians 3:15. Either the laws preventing states from interfering with the right of contract must also apply to the feds, or both my interfere with the God-given right to make covenants.

    In I Thessalonians 4:10, & 11, God commands us to work with our hands, "[W]e beseech you, brethren, that ye increase more and more; And that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you;" Now where do we see therein any authorization by Congress or the Constitution to obey or not obey this command? There is none, nor can there be one. In fact, Congress is forbidden from making any such law, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof," First Amendment. So what does the word "NO" mean? It means that the God-given right to contract is off-limits to both Congress and the states, for the states cannot argue that they can make laws respecting the establishment of religion, but Congress cannot.

    So, the U.S. Constitution is contradictory. Am I going to therefore throw it out? No. But I still refuse to recognize that particular mandate as within the powers of government.

    As to your question, I do believe you have a right to argue this point within either state or the federal courts. But you very well know what I believe when it comes to reliance on the honesty and integrity of our judicial system. Hence, your question is within the subject of the establishment of JAIL4Judges. When things get bad enough, maybe the People will pay attention to what I am saying. Until then, everyone is going to have to go along with the governments view that it has the powers to overcome God's Word.

    Ron Branson
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    Arnie Rosner wrote:
    Dear Mr. Branson,

    You are held in a very high position of esteem based upon my perception of your knowledge of the law.  From a previous exchange, we have already established I am just a typical person, uneducated in the law.  Therefore may I pose the following question for you to answer drawing upon your infinite legal wisdom and expert knowledge of the law. 

    Admittedly, Mr. Branson, I may be way off here but some of these things simply do not make any sense.  Can you please explain why a private company in America, the "Land of the Brave" and "Home of the Free," must even bother to spend time, effort and money, to file suit against the federal government just to be free to conduct business on a fair competitive basis against other companies which might be owned by Muslims?  Muslims, who are exempt from the same requirement this company had to file suit to achieve this measure of equality.

    Even putting this direct discrimination, based on unfair competitive reasons, aside, are not these types of undue burdens the very same types of restrictions placed upon the colonies and precipitated the issuance of the "Declaration of Rights," circa 1765? 


    Besides being outright discriminatory based on a class distinction, Islam being a cult, does this not also constitute restraint of trade?  Does this not interfere with our inalienable or unalienable rights bestowed upon us by our creator and the Constitutional protections to earn a living by imposing an unreasonable burden on all of we the sovereign citizens? 

    By the way, according to Senator Feinstein....The U.S. Constitution, (organic) is current in effect.
    U. S. Senator Confirms the U.S. Constitution is in Effect! | Scanned Retina Blog

    Your comments would be appreciated.

    Arnie
     
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    #1713 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Tue Jul 31, 2012 2:57 pm
    Subject: The Luxury Bus
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    The Luxury Bus
    By Ron Branson

    Steven, your position is accurate. The answer is quite simple, but the problem is the willful ignorance of man. As the Scripture states, "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee." Hosea 4:6. Also, Jeremiah 5:31,  "The prophets prophesy falsely, and the priests bear rule by their means; and my people love to have it so: and what will ye do in the end thereof?"

    So how does one inform those who refuse to hear? Christ explained it this way, "[T]hey seeing see not; and hearing they hear not, neither do they understand. And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Esaias, which saith, By hearing ye shall hear, and shall not understand; and seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive: For this people's heart is waxed gross, and their ears are dull of hearing, and their eyes they have closed; lest at any time they should see with their eyes and hear with their ears, and should understand with their heart, and should be converted, and I should heal them." Matthew 13:13-15.

    I have been many years at explaining how simple the answer is, but to date, other than an occasional person shoving a bill in my pocket, I have never received any personal financial support for the truth I have advocated over the years. I even presented the situation in a parable;

    Behold, a bus load of people needed to get to a destination on an imperative journey, or loose out. A man, who owned a luxury bus, and hearing of the need, offered the free use of his new air conditioned luxury, but explained that they would have to come up with the diesel fuel for the trip.

    The bus arrives and the people anxiously loaded aboard raring to go. This bus was really luxurious with every seat having its own TV and earphones in which every passenger could independently watch their own TV. After everyone got settled down and comfortable, the sponsor of the trip announced his thankfulness for the donation of the owner for the use of this bus, but explained that this use was conditioned upon the passengers financing the money for fuel. Everyone agreed, and a hat was passed, and they came up with fifty-eight cents. A reprimand was issued, and there was a re passing of the hat. The people collected another four dollars.

    Now this trip was most important and of a life and death urgency. They did get the bus to the filling station that was just next to their loading point, and they placed in the tank a total sum of $4.58 in diesel fuel. That got them to the freeway entrance where the bus stalled and was totally out of fuel. The engine having stopped, there was no longer air conditioning. The people began to complain about the heat and cursed the owner of the bus and the leader of the group. They also complained about the inadequacy of this bus that took them nowhere but to a freeway entrance only to stall. After hours of sitting there, suggestion were made that they call for a tow truck to have the bus towed in so that they have it fixed, but no one offered the funds to tow the bus.

    The bottom line was, the passengers get nowhere, confusion resulted. The people cursed their situation for not getting the trip on their way. The effort of everyone was lost, and trip was a total failure.

    "And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor." Declaration of Independence.

    The above parable was sent out all over this country, but the result was, no one understood, or could see what was happening, and so the entire country is now going down the tubes to its demise, the people cursing all the way. The people are still looking for an answer that free shall never come.

    Ron Branson
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    Steven Pattison wrote:

    Mr. Branson,

     

    I believe I should explain our only solution to what I wrote to you below.

     

    We have to believe as we believe you do that most of the Union state representatives can only be operating as our lawful representatives because everything that was done to create the System and the Money (De facto Funny Money) that drives it was all created without any delegated authority.

     

    That being true then all we have to do is get enough People to act collectively so that we can get all of our Union state Representatives to start acting as if they represent us the collective sovereigns under the organic Federal Constitution and the Union state Constitutions that are required to provide everyone inhabiting within the borders of the Lawful Union state a ‘Republican Form of Government’ as documented in Section. 4 of Article. IV of the [Constitution for the United States of America][1]

    The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened), against domestic Violence.  ....

    "Knowledge is power when properly applied."

     

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    #1714 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:58 am
    Subject: Despairing Situation - So what are we going to do about it?
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    Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2012 15:03:26 +0000
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    To: JUDICIAL7 <victoryusa@...>, Zena Crenshaw` <zcrenshaw@...>, TEXAS STATE CLIENT COUNCIL 12 GEORGE STOKES <gstokes2008@...>, POPULAR11 <dradjackson@...>, TEXAS STATE CLIENT COUNCIL 44 ROY VP LOZANO <roy-lozano@...>, "avemariagloria@..." <avemariagloria@...>, "candyman@..." <candyman@...>, WEST TEXAS TRIBUNE SIENNA <fa1_miller@...>

    I am not an Attorney, nor profess to be one, but in my opinion jail4judges is the only way and for attorneys to grow a set of (cajones) and confront these crooked judges, and not lay in bed with them.

    . I recently had a judge deny every motion I presented to the court because I was Sui juris, including motions demanding to show jurisdiction. I was arrested and jailed for CONTEMPT OF COURT for requesting justice.

    If you all are looking for complete backing by local communities, forget it, they are ignorant of what is happening, and for the most part, afraid to speak out because of the threat of being targeted as I was for speaking out unprotected on injustices on behalf of Abilene, Texas and popular4people.

    There is a need for a National Campaign to bring this dirty secret out in the open. Time for discussion is over.

     

    TYRANNY CANNOT PREVAIL, REMEMBER THE BOSTON COMMONS AND DON'T BE AFRAID.

    Michayl Lamar Mellen, 67 years

     Past President and Chairman of the Board WEST TEXAS LEGAL SERVICES

    Abilene Texas


     

    Date: Sun, 5 Aug 2012 17:16:58 -0700
    From: VictoryUSA@...
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    Subject: Despairing Situation - So what are we going to do about it?



    Zena, I am seeking the same type of support as sought by our Founding Fathers in the establishment of this nation when they said, "[W]ith a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, or fortunes and our sacred honor." I suppose the answer to your question would be based upon one's view as to whether they were anarchists or lent sympathetic ears to their plight by working within prescribed channels.

    Ron




    Zena Crenshaw wrote:
    Ron,
     
    I don't say this to be critical, but Jail4Judges reflects such an exclusion of institutional support from government that it seems only anarchists or near anarchists could consider its execution manageable.  Are anarchists and near anarchists your intended base of support?


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    #1715 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sat Aug 11, 2012 1:00 am
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    A Taste For Blood
    By Ron Branson
    National J.A.I.L. Commander-In-Chief

    Well said is the truth that Truth is Eternal. It is written, "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." John 8:32. A couple years ago, as a result of the many truthful articles published, an attempt was made to eradicate JAIL4Judges' from the internet word. J.A.I.L's computer was hacked into through some very high-tech work, and years of work was eradicated from the J.A.I.L. computer. Even our technician located in Las Vegas, Nevada, stated prior to this incident, that he had never seen such a massive work done on a home computer system with thousands of files on most every subject. What happened was that every work that had anything to do with judicial accountability was deleted, the password changed, locking me out. I had to have the computer counter-hack into it to gain access. I even found J.A.I.L.'s external terabyte back up system that was professionally set up to automatically save everything three times every week, had nothing on it whatsoever. It was totally blank. Every email address had been erased, causing me to have to reconstruct an address book from those who wrote J.A.I.L. Obviously, someone out there really finds JAIL4Judges a threat.

    I decided to enter my own name in an internet to search and see what could be found out there. In that search, what had become apparent is that truths spoken many years ago are just as pertinent today as when the truth was first spoken. An example is an article written over ten year ago on June 29, 2002, namely, "At Taste For Blood" which was found on someone's website.

    June 29, 2002 — Everyone knows the difference between the family dog and a fox. From a farmer's perspective, foxes are known for raiding the chicken house and killing the chickens, and thus must be killed, while the family watchdog is supposed to guard the chicken house.

    Once in a while, it becomes the family dog that kills the chicken, and having tasted the blood, they develop a taste for another. After all, killing a chicken is easy, and the benefit great, as he is rewarded with a fresh warm meal for the killing.

    This, of course, places the farmer in a predicament of having to kill the family dog, for what is the difference between a fox killing the chickens or the dog killing the chickens? The result is the same — dead chickens. In such cases, however, the family dog is more of a threat than a fox at large.

    To make the analogy, governments were instituted among men to protect their God-given right to own property. But, just as with the watchdog above, our Founding Fathers were fearful of the government eventually becoming the very threat to property ownership that it was instituted to protect. They set forth in the Constitution, "No person shall...be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law..." Fifth Amendment.

    To safeguard this constitutional guarantee of protected property rights, they instituted the judiciary as a watchdog to call the government to account when the government fox transgresses upon the sanctity of property rights.

    John Adams, in recognizing the sanctity of property ownership, said,

    "The moment the idea is admitted into society that property is not as sacred as the law of God, and that there is not a force of law and public justice to protect it, anarchy and tyranny commence."

    Now imagine for a moment if both the judicial watchdog and the government foxes developed the same taste for blood in plundering and pillaging people's property for their common benefit. After all, the kill is easy, and the reward is great, for they can acquire property costing 30 years of labor with just the stroke of a pen, leaving the people destitute and floundering from their death-blow.

    Once the government acquires a taste for confiscated property without the interference of the judiciary, then — hey, go for it! One property, two properties, ten properties, five hundred properties, etc., etc. They develop an addiction for stealing properties at little to no cost to themselves.

    While a common thief may steal contents from a house, it is the government that steals the entire house. Bovard said,

    "While many people are terrified of private crime, they have neglected to notice how government actions cost them far more than private criminals...The Justice Department estimated that total losses from the 7,885 bank robberies nationwide in 1994 was approximately $28 million. The same year, federal prosecutors confiscated $2.1 billion in property...that year."

    Such findings lend credibility to the statement that if we seek to reduce crime in America, we must reduce the size of government. At least our right to own property would be much less at risk!

    Having thus said, it will only be through the passage of J.A.I.L in this country that will curb the watchdog's insatiable taste for the blood of your private property.

    Ron Branson — Author/Founder of J.A.I.L.




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    #1716 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:46 pm
    Subject: Hermosa Beach Meter Maids Making Nearly $100K?
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    "[T]he prosperity of fools
    shall destroy them.
    "

    Proverbs 1:32


    As we know that cities, counties, and states all around the U.S. are facing financial bankruptcy. They are crying out for funds. Nowhere is this situation more acute than in the Golden State of California. No justice or judge in this country is "earning" more than those sitting on the bench in California, who are racking in more than the those sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court. As shown in the recent media, we have had a city manager drawing $800,000 a year, and the highest paid city councilmen in the nation.

    Years ago a friend of mine joined me in at a Denny's Restaurant where we were enjoying lunch. He brought with him a number of newspaper clippings for me to read. Sitting in the booth next to us were two L.A.P.D. officers. My friend asked me to read aloud just the headlines from these clippings, which I did. It was one article after another that placed the police in a bad light, even expressed grievances by the cops union. Then I read one headlines was about the L.A. City ticket writers getting paid more than the the police did. Then police called for the waiter and asked if they could be seated elsewhere, in which they were accommodated.

    Here in the California we have become famous for closed businesses, foreclosures, and joblessness. I have personally witnessed the need for aid to the homeless double and even triple, even seeing a lack of tables and chairs to seat the homeless. Homelessness has become the most predominate single listed "occupation" on applications.

    Now witness the below headlines from the Orange County Register, "Hermosa Beach Meter Maids Making Nearly $100K?" It appears that the modus operandi of those in government is, "Get yours before somebody else grabs it first!" We have a massive number of destitute people who would jump at the opportunity to work for just $10 an hour with no benefits.
    We have truly become a society engaged in a race for the bottom.

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    http://briancalle.ocregister.com/2012/08/10/hermosa-beach-meter-maids-making-nearly-100k/


    Hermosa Beach meter maids
    making nearly $100K?

    August 10th, 2012, 9:01 pm · · posted by Brian Calle
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    When contemplating the many reasons cities in California and elsewhere are venturing closer to bankruptcy, look no further than the relatively lucrative and often-unjustifiable salaries bestowed on municipal employees – and the lofty pension benefits attached to the high pay.

    One of the latest examples comes from the California coastal city of Hermosa Beach, where some community service staffers who collect money from parking meters and manage their operations – positions once widely known as “meter maids” – are making nearly $100,000 a year in total compensation, according to city documents.

    There are 10 parking enforcement employees for the 1.3-square-mile beach city southwest of downtown Los Angeles, and they pull down some disproportionate compensation, considering their job functions. In fact, the two highest-earning employees for fiscal year 2011-12 are estimated to have made more than $92,000 and $93,000, respectively, according to city documents provided by Patrick “Kit” Bobko, one of five council members and who also serves as mayor pro tem. Those two have supervisory roles. The other eight parking-enforcement employees make from $67,367 to $84,267 in total compensation.

    There are four qualifications for being a city “community service officer,” Bobko told me: “You have to be able to drive a standard transmission; you have to able to handle large animals; you have to read and interpret statutes and regulations; and you have a high school diploma or equivalent.”

    According to the city’s job description, these community service officers are supposed “to enforce meter and other regulations governing the parking of vehicles on streets and municipal parking lots; to enforce animal regulations; may drive city buses; collect meters and perform minor meter repairs; perform related work as required.”

    The section of the job description that gives examples of job duties reads as follows: “Patrols streets and municipal parking lots and checks vehicles for parking violations; issues citations for parking violations; impound vehicles in certain cases; collects and transports stray dogs to designated holding facilities; investigates complaints for animal control violations; may drive city buses; meter collection and minor meter repair.”

    Bobko also wrote in a memo that the retirement costs for these 10 employees “from [fiscal year 2011-12] through their retirement age at 62 was nearly $1.6 million, and the medical costs for these employees from this fiscal year to their retirement at age 62 would be $1,353,827.” Excluding salaries, the [retirement] contributions and medical costs for the 10 employees performing parking enforcement will cost, on average, nearly $300,000 apiece.”

    Aside from the personnel costs, there has been criticism from Hermosa Beach Treasurer David Cohn that parking meter operations have been mismanaged. Cohn cited nonfunctioning parking meters, a backlog in disputed parking tickets and problems with the accounting for revenue.

    Bobko told me that his concern is that, when taxpayers learn that city employees “are making high wages for low-skilled jobs, they are not OK with it.” That’s especially true when considering these jobs easily could be at least partially automated or even outsourced, for less money.

    Bobko is pushing a plan to outsource the city’s parking enforcement operations, which he says will save money, reduce maintenance costs, relieve the city of accounting functions related to parking enforcement, increase efficiency and, perhaps most importantly, increase revenue and “reduce the city’s pension and salary obligations.”

    There has been opposition to the outsourcing proposal from Hermosa Beach’s Police Chief Steve Johnson and Councilman Howard Fishman. Both expressed concerns about letting go full-time city staff. Bobko accurately characterized the resistance: “When you outsource, you take away union jobs.”

    In this case, outsourcing parking-enforcement duties would benefit the taxpayers among Hermosa Beach’s population of slightly less than 20,000. For an example of how such a switch might work, Hermosa officials could travel about 45 miles south along the coast to Newport Beach, where the city successfully moved to outsource parking enforcement last year.

    “We have seen increased revenues with the private company operating the meter program,” Newport Councilwoman Leslie Daigle said.

    Since Newport made the move, the city “has seen a 24.4 percent increase in parking-meter revenues over last year and salary savings of approximately $500,000 from outsourcing parking meter operations,” according to Tara Finnigan, a spokeswoman for the city.

    Privatizing parking meter duties also is a national trend, as detailed in a recent study by the libertarian Reason Foundation. Chicago and Indianapolis have had success with outsourcing parking enforcement, and other cities including New York, Pittsburgh, Sacramento, Memphis, Tenn., and Harrisburg, Pa., are considering privatization proposals.

    Indianapolis City Councilman Ben Hunter told me, “The privatization of the parking meter system in Indianapolis allowed for an immediate upgrade of a poor system.”

    Back in Hermosa Beach, “We can’t keep making promises with money we don’t have to people we are paying well above what the market would pay them,” Bobko said.

    Public employee compensation and retirement costs are proving unsustainable. More cities in the Golden State and elsewhere need to accept that reality and act on it to avoid fiscal calamity, perhaps starting with the meter maids.

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    #1717 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Thu Aug 16, 2012 6:14 pm
    Subject: Right Premise, Wrong Tactic
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    Right Premise, Wrong Tactic

    I agree with your premise, Dick Marple, that nothing will be done until we defeat the Federal Reserve System. In one of my public presentations I asked the audience how many of them believed the Federal Reserve was unconstitutional. Everyone in the audience raised their hands. I then said, Then the answer is quite simple. Why don't we just bring an action against the Federal Reserve in Federal Court and challenge its constitutionality? I then gave a dramatic pause for everyone to think on that. Then I said, The constitutionality of the Federal Reserve has indeed been challenged many times in Federal Court. So why do we still have a Federal Reserve System after all these many years?

    I then pointed out that the problem was not the Federal Reserve, they were only doing what they could get away with, but the Federal Judiciary covering for the Federal Reserve. So long as we have five attorneys in black robes sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court supporting the existence of the Federal Reserve, we shall continue to have an unconstitutional Federal Reserve controlling our monetary system, which we all agree upon should be abolished.

    I have point out that every evil of which we find egregious, is continuing because the courts have established it to be so. One gentleman on my left lifted his hand and I recognized him. He said that he did not believe that God was so disturbed by the courts as He was about murdering babies. He thus made my instant point. Why are we murdering babies? It is because of the case of Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113, which declared that it is alright and proper to murder babies, and we have no right to prevent such debauchery. So, so long as the Federal Courts say it is okay to murder babies, the practice of murdering babies shall continue, as also will an unconstitutional Federal Reserve Banking System. If we defeated the Federal Reserve, but continued murdering babies, would we be satisfied? Absolutely not! This is why I contend that we shall continue on our downward course until we the People enforce JAIL4Judges. There are thousands of unconstitutional laws on the books. Must we fight each and everyone piecemeal? And would not such wicked men just continue to pass unconstitutional laws, leaving us to constantly put out brush fires? We thus could never accomplish anything but trying to stop those who Rep us from Reping us.

    We need not "repeal" the Federal Reserve Act as it was never a constitutional law in the first place. The Constitution is extremely  clear on who must exclusively control our monetary system, and that power is not transferable to private banksters! If everyone believes a lie, does that make it the truth? "
    The general misconception is that any statute passed by legislators bearing the appearance of law constitutes the law of the land. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land, and any statute, to be valid, must be In agreement. It is impossible for both the Constitution and a law violating it to be valid; one must prevail. This is succinctly stated as follows:

        The General rule is that an unconstitutional statute, though having the form and name of law is in reality no law, but is wholly void, and ineffective for any purpose; since unconstitutionality dates from the time of it's enactment and not merely from the date of the decision so branding it. An unconstitutional law, in legal contemplation, is as inoperative as if it had never been passed. Such a statute leaves the question that it purports to settle just as it would be had the statute not been enacted.

        Since an unconstitutional law is void, the general principles follow that it imposes no duties, confers no rights, creates no office, bestows no power or authority on anyone, affords no protection, and justifies no acts performed under it.....

        A void act cannot be legally consistent with a valid one. An unconstitutional law cannot operate to supersede any existing valid law. Indeed, insofar as a statute runs counter to the fundamental law of the lend, it is superseded thereby.

        No one Is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to enforce it." 16 Am Jur 2d, Sec 177 late 2d, Sec 256. Shall we also "repeal" Roe v. Wade?

    Ron Branson

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    Dick Marple wrote:
    RON... TO COMPLIMENT HOSEA 4-6, LET ME ADD....I have hi-lighted  #12  which I find most inspiring...

    Ephesians 6:10-18

    King James Version (KJV)

    10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might.
    11 Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.

    12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.

    13 Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand.



    Sum that up as "Government", which created the Federal Reserve System of unredeemable fiat currency and what is the foundation of all corruption. It is said that NOTHING CAN, nor WILL CHANGE, until the Federal Reserve is repealed and in the dust-bin of History.


    Dick Marple



    Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 08:19:02 -0700
    From: VictoryUSA@...
    To: kjs420@...
    Subject: Despairing Situation - So what are we going to do about it?

    Kirk, I agree with you that nothing will be done until the rule of law prevails. However, the rule of law will never prevail so long as we have a judiciary that is free to violate that "rule of law" at whim, based upon their assertion that they are covered by judicial immunity, and do need not honor their Oaths of Office or the supreme law of the land.

    In order to accomplish judicial accountability, we need JAIL4Judges, as enforced by you and me. How can we ascend higher than ourselves in that enforcement? If not us, then Who? If not Now, then When? Without us, enforcement of "The Rule of Law" are only words! We have found the enemy, and the enemy is us. "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee." Hosea 4:6.

    Ron Branson







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    #1718 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Thu Aug 23, 2012 5:19 pm
    Subject: * * * The Satanic Planning of the Social Security System, 1913 * * *
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    The Satanic Planning of
    The Social Security System


    In the words of Colonel Edward Mandell House, in creating the Federal Reserve in 1913.

    “Very soon, every American will be required to register their biological property in a national system designed to keep track of the people and that will operate under the ancient system of pledging. By such methodology, we can compel people to submit to our agenda, which will affect our security as a charge back for our fiat paper currency.

    Every American will be forced to register or suffer being unable able to work and earn a living. They will be our chattels and we will hold the security interest over them forever, by operation of the law merchant under the scheme of secured transactions.

    Americans, by unknowingly or unwittingly delivering the bills of lading to us will be rendered bankrupt and insolvent, secured by their pledges. They will be stripped of their rights and given a commercial value designed to make us a profit and they will be none the wiser, for not one man in a million could ever figure our plans and, if by accident one or two should figure it out, we have in our arsenal plausible deniability.

    After all, this is the only logical way to fund government, by floating liens and debts to the registrants in the form of benefits and privileges. This will inevitably reap us huge profits beyond our wildest expectations and leave every American a contributor to this fraud, which we will call “Social Insurance.”


    The Illuminati bankers rule the world through debt, which is money they create out of nothing. They need world government to ensure no country defaults or tries to overthrow them. As long as private bankers, instead of governments, create money the human race is doomed. These bankers and their allies have bought everything and everyone.
       Henry Makow



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    #1719 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:37 pm
    Subject: The Tide Is Going Out On the Collapsing, Corrupt US Government
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    http://www.economicnoise.com/2012/08/17/the-tide-is-going-out-on-the-collapsing-corrupt-us-government/

    The Tide Is Going Out On the Collapsing, Corrupt US Government

    When the tide goes out, it reveals a lot of ugliness that was hidden under water. In times of prosperity (or apparent prosperity), weakness, duplicity, and corruption is hidden from view or is deliberately overlooked. Few want to point out the fallacies - after all, everyone is doing so well and having such a good time. Why argue with success, even if it comes with a bit of corruption? Surely the success is worth a bit of corruption.

    The apparent prosperity is gone and increasingly viewed as a fraud that would do Charles Ponzi proud. It was ( and still is) centered in our financial system and encouraged by the political class. Nests were feathered while the public was looted.

    Each ebbing of the tide brings more corruption to the surface. Covering up the fraud becomes more difficult as government's ability to throw money at the problems decreases. Our banking system still pretends to be solvent, although that too will be shown to be hollow at a later stage in the crisis. 

    The most recent debate is the scandal involving our government sponsored Fannie and Freddie. Add another $6 Trillion of liabilities to the tab of our government, but that is government obfuscation. Taxpayer, you have been raped again.

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    #1720 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:01 pm
    Subject: Grand Jury Used as Part of Government Corruption Scandal
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    Grand Jury Used as Part of Government
    Corruption Scandal
     
    Appended hereto is an amazing video of the torture Lieutenant Commander Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III, was put through for exposing a con game from local government all the way through to the President of the United States.

    His testimony demonstrates precisely the reason we must have an Independent Special Grand Juries in order to recover from our downward decent in America. Lt. Cdr Fitzpatrick filed a complaint with his local country Grand Jury about internal corruption within government, only to learn that the Foreperson on the County Grand Jury had, in practice, a permanent position of 20 years of steering the Grand Jury as part and parcel of corruption of the judges and the prosecutors, and conducted a his own Citizen's Arrest of the Foreman of the County Grand Jury, for fraud.

    Knowing this potential with Grand Juries aforehand, I wrote the Judicial Accountability Initiative Law in 1995 with paragraphs that would not allow such conflicts to occur. These paragraphs are as follow; 

    3. Special Grand Juries. For the purpose of returning power to the People and ensuring the integrity of the judiciary, there are hereby created within this State three twenty-five member Special Grand Juries with statewide jurisdiction having inherent power to judge both law and fact. This body shall exist independent of statutes governing county Grand Juries....

    4. Professional Counsel. Each Special Grand Jury shall have exclusive power to retain non-governmental advisors, special prosecutors, and investigators, as needed, who shall serve no longer than one year, and thereafter shall be ineligible to serve; except a special prosecutor may be retained to prosecute to conclusion ongoing cases through all appeals and any complaints to the Special Grand Jury....

    5. Establishment of Special Grand Jury Facilities.
    Within ninety days following the passage of this Amendment, the Legislature shall provide a suitable facility for each Special Grand Jury. Each facility shall be reasonably placed proportionately according to population throughout the State, but no facility shall be located within a mile of any judicial body. 14. Service of Jurors. Excluding the establishment of the initial Special Grand Juries, each Juror shall serve one year. No Juror shall serve more than once.


    The below is the first in a series of videos over the next 2 or 3 weeks. Very interesting.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhntjZm4VT8&amp;feature=youtu.be

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    #1721 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Wed Sep 5, 2012 1:05 am
    Subject: * * * Understanding The Banking System - How to Decipher an Honest Bank * * *
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    Understanding The Banking System
    How to Decipher an Honest Bank


    Recession Is Over


    There have been many explanations of the banking system seeking to make it easy to understand. While I do not wish to demean these explanations, I would like to try my hand at explaining the banking system so that even a child can understand it.

    There are natural laws of economics that we must give heed to, or we will pay the consequences, and banking is no exception. We all labor to earn a profit and make money for a living by doing so. It comes down to trading our labor for payment therefrom. This is logic so very easy to understand. However, when we seek to change this elementary rule, we naturally are headed for disaster.

    Would you pay your boss just so you can say you have a job? Absolutely not! That would be insane. We must apply this very same logic to your local bank.

    Why do seek out the services of a bank anyway? The theory is that you do not want to maintain the risk of keeping your wealth in your home under your mattress, or in the ground in your backyard. Someone may break into your home while you are away and steal all your wealth, therefore, you would rather hire the services of a bank who has a very secure vault to keep your money. After all, banks have alarms and security guards to keep your valuables safe.

    So we deem the services of hiring a bank beneficial to our own interests. So economic logic tells us that you owe your bank for his services of keeping your wealth safe. If a bank were honest, he might say that it will cost you 5% of your wealth deposited with him for his services. This would be an honest payment for an honest service, which makes honest economic sense.

    However, this is not the way the "banking" system works. Instead of charging you his services, he offers to pay you to keep your money safe. Such defies economic sense.

    Suppose you are my next door neighbor and I come over to your house and offer you $15 if I can cut your lawn. You would wonder if I had slipped a cog. After like manner, suppose I offered you $10 an hour if I could come to your house and wash your dishes and clean your house.

    This is precisely the same logic that runs our entire banking system when they offer you 5% of your deposit to keep your money safe. You say, "This doesn't make sense." No it doesn't. But this is the explanation of our banking system made easy. Why are the banks willing to pay you for their services of keeping your money safe? There can be only one answer, and that is, they do not keep your money safe. They gamble with it. They are involved in risk-taking with your money, and hoping to win on your buck without you getting a cut of the win, if there is a win.

    I don't know about you, but if I am going to lay my money on the gambling table, I would rather be present and do it myself, and not being paid a measly 5% commission on the risk of my own money. After all, if the banks win, they are going to keep 100% of the winnings, and not share any of that with me. They are only on the hook for the 5% they agreed to pay you. But what if they lose on the risk? They will just take the other guy's money whom they also agreed to pay 5% and pay you just to shut you up, and then hope the other guy will not come into the bank wanting his money. What the banks fear worse is a run on the bank, i.e., everyone wants their money at the same time, because they don't have it.

    In other words, the banks exist on a giant Ponzi scheme. They are all effectually involved in a Bernie Madoff type deal. They are all alright so long a not everyone comes into the banks and want their money out.

    Banks are only required maintain a very small percentage on the deposits to cover those who want to make a withdrawal. That amount is approximately only 3%. This means that banks they can only account for $3 for every $100 you placed in their banks. It is a shell game which can go on forever until they are made to turn up all three shells and reveal what is under them.

    Allow me to make another illustration of what is going on in the banking system. I have a vehicle storage yard to keep people's vehicles safe. It would make sense if I charged each of my customers $60 per month for them to store their vehicles in my storage lot. But applying the above banking principles to this storage lot, I might offer to pay each customer who stores their vehicle in my lot $5 per month. You can't believe the deal I am offering to keep your vehicle safe. It just sounds to good to be true. But then you you investigate what is really going on.

    I am leasing out everyone's vehicle to strangers and charging them $20 per day, plus mileage, to use your vehicle, and placing all that money in my pocket. Every month I reach into my pocket and pull out a $5 bill and give it to each customer for keeping their vehicle safe. This is what is going on within the banking industry.

    We just experienced a major banking bailout to save the banks. What happened? The banks took risks with your money and lost. The debt came due and they did not have the money you placed in their trust, and therefore the entire banking fraud was about to revealed and collapse.

    But due to the generosity of your U.S. Senators and your Congressmen, they voted to bail out (cover) for the banks fraud with your money, otherwise known as that which you entrusted to your public servants in what is commonly called taxes.

    Of course, this money given to the bankers to cover their risk, is going to have to be replaced. And just who is going to have to replace it? Not the bankers. They gave themselves bonuses of millions and even billions. You, your children, and your children's children are on the hook for the gambling losses of these bankers, which will last for many years to come. Meanwhile, these bankers are home free living high on the hog.

    With this information, you know can understand our current banking system. But I have one last tip to share with you. I wish explain how you can to identify an honest banker. An honest banker will tell you that his security services of protecting your money is going to cost you. If you come upon a banker who is willing to pay you to keep your money safe, grab your money and run. Find one who is going to charge you for his services.

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    #1722 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Thu Sep 13, 2012 3:50 pm
    Subject: Judges Running a Private "for profit" Business
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    Judges Running a For Profit Business

    "Judges" running a private "for Profit" business out of which they own called "Courthouse Corporation" which are posing as public property which are floating bonds and making them hundreds of millions of dollars at taxpayer's expense.

    In my promotion under the First Amendment of cause JAIL4Judges in Van Nuys, CA. on "Courthouse Property," I was run off by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office because I was told that I was "trespassing on private property." The First Amendment distribution of material does not apply to private property.

    One of the Sheriff's Deputies later told me that one of the judges noticed he had one of my printed materials in his pocket, and the judge aggressively approached him and snatched the material out of his pocket and strongly chided him for possessing such material. I noted that this Deputy was quite shaken because of this incident by this judge. The Deputy acted as though he was forbidden to talk with me even though I was standing outside the boundary of the private courthouse property distributing literature.

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    #1723 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:53 pm
    Subject: * * * Is Secession The Answer? * * *
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    Is Secession The Answer?
    Jim Kerr

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    Ron,

    I think that one should be careful not to "major on the minors, and minor over the majors." I am in agreement with your below commentary, but think the matter is perhaps a semantical issue.

    The word "citizen" is more than a mere inhabitant of a geographical location. He has rights, etc. which come from the Creator, and it is basically a religious issue, at least in a Christian society. I looked up the word "citizen" in my Webster's 1828 dictionary, and it didn't elaborate that well in my opinion, but it was still okay. Webster's 1828: "5. In the U. States, a person, native or naturalized, who has the privelege of exercising the elective franciises, or the qualifications which enable him to vote for rulers and to purchase and hold real estate. If the citizens of the U. States should to be free and happy, the fault will be entirely their own. Washington.

    A lawyer, Tommy Cryer and I would chat oftentimes about Secession from the Union, and I aplan writing a booklet on that, but begin with a couple of articles. Edwin Vieria wrote against it (we never met), but if I am to have a "point-counterpoint" view to the thing, I didn't find enough substance to his article. If you are against secession, perhaps you could write a counterpoint. I think this is important to fully discuss the issue. Kind of like the federalist papers, or the anti-federalist papers, though I haven't the resources and ins to accomplish that large of a project. The essence is that if the federal government persists in being a curse upon the people, in that they exceed their authority enumerated in the Constitution, then we should consider secession. The idea is not that we actually do so, but give the feds perhaps three years to change their ways. Tommy suggested that Louisiana and Texas were likely prospects to begin the movement. Other disaffected states could join in, and the media would have a though time ignoring it.

    The worsening of the economic depression would make it more difficult to label us as a bunch of kooks, like they tried with the Tea Party. Louisiana controls the mouth of the Mississippi and have all those wonderful natural resources, like gas and oil. Tommy expounded on that quite wonderfully. I would like to know your thoughts, if you were to be of a mind to share them.

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    Is Secession The Answer?
    Ron Branson

    Jim Kerr, you have inquired of me on the subject of succession, saying, "I would like to know your thoughts, if you were to be of a mind to share them." It is my pleasure to address this issue of Secession from the Union as an option" with you.

    Here is the question that must be established first. Are we discontent with the Constitution as given unto us by the Founding Fathers, or is it that we are discontent with the way the Constitution is being interpreted by our courts? I would be the first to say that while we do not have a perfect Constitution, I am not ready to discard it and start over. Yes, I would just love to be on an editing committee to make revisions to our Constitution, but we are hardly in a current state of our nation to attempt that.

    I believe our current state is not so much the fault with the words of our Constitution as written by our Founding Fathers, but rather the way our Constitution has been twisted and perverted by the judiciary. For instance, where in our Constitution did our Founding Fathers intend to provide for gay marriage, or a right to kill our unborn, or for the exclusion of God from our nation's affairs? Have we not abandoned God according to Psalms 9:17? "The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God."

    Men may oppose and lie against the truth, but this is not grounds for abandoning the truth and proceed in a search of "another truth." Indeed, we are told of the acts of men in Isaiah 5:20, "Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!" Is this an indication that something is wrong with the "good," or "light," or "sweetness?"

    John Adams wrote, "Statesmen, my dear Sir, may plan and speculate for Liberty, but it is Religion and Morality alone, which can establish the Principles upon which Freedom can securely stand. The only foundation of a free Constitution is pure Virtue, and if this cannot be inspired into our People in a greater Measure than they have it now, They may change their Rulers and the forms of Government, but they will not obtain a lasting Liberty. They will only exchange Tyrants and Tyrannies. (June, 21, 1776). Further, he said, "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." The answer is not to forsake those moral values which once made our nation great, but to seek adherence to the restoration of those moral values.

    I have spoken time and time again that what we need is not more or other laws, but enforcement of the laws. We already have too many on the books, we need no more. The supreme law of this land is our Constitution. Every public servant is required by the Constitution to raise their right hand and give their allegiance thereto. But few public servants have ever read, must less, understood what the Constitution says. We have reduced this solomn Oath to mere perfunctory words.

    We must consider the words of God in Isaiah 1:7, "Your country is desolate, your cities are burned with fire: your land, strangers devour it in your presence, and it is desolate, as overthrown by strangers. .... v.13, Bring no more vain oblations; incense is an abomination unto me; the new moons and sabbaths, the calling of assemblies, I cannot away with; it is iniquity, even the solemn meeting.... v.15, And when ye spread forth your hands, I will hide mine eyes from you: yea, when ye make many prayers, I will not hear: your hands are full of blood."

    It is for the above reason God moved upon my heart to write the words found in JAIL4Judges. It is not to overthrow our Constitution, but rather to establish it. In Article I we have the Who, What, When, Where, and the Why of the Legislature. Just so with the Executive (Article II), and the Judicial (Article III). But we lack a Article IV (The People in the forum of the Grand Jury). We are left totally on our own to speculate. There is only one mention of the Grand Jury, and that is in the Fifth Amendment. In that vacuum, we have allowed our "public servants" to rob us of our autonomous power within the forum of the Grand Jury. JAIL4Judges seeks to provide the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How left out of our Constitution.

    People are so ignorant. When it comes to the J.A.I.L. Initiative, arguments have been made, but it would take two years before it would take effect. Yes, two years, but consider now how many two years cycles have already gone by the board since its founding in 1995. Let's see, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012. Wow! That's nine opportunities in the past lost. Now, like a carrot in front of a donkey, we are only two years from victory.

    They have also argued that the Judicial Accountability Initiative is too expensive. But these same people propose revamping our entire Constitution and starting from new again. It's too bad we do not have some of our Founding Fathers still alive today to testify to us about the cost was was for them to establish our Constitution. Perhaps we could look to their words in the Declaration of Independence to give us a clue. "And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor."

    If we must, beyond financially supporting JAIL4Judges, it will be worth it to "Mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor." Like Noah's Ark, there is no other way for us to escape! "For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be." Matthew 24:38, 39.

    No, Jim, I am not in favor of junking our Constitution by means of secession and starting from the beginning again. Also I am not in favor or a Constitutional Convention. These are neither cheaper, quicker, easier, nor a better option!

    Ron Branson
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    #1724 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Tue Sep 18, 2012 5:59 pm
    Subject: Computer Programmer Testimony He Was Requested to Write Code to Rig U.S. Elections
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    Computer Programmer Testimony He Was Requested to Write Code to Rig U.S. Elections

    Clinton Eugene Curtis, a computer programmer from Florida, testified before a congressional panel that there are computer programs that can be used to secretly fix elections. He explains how he created a prototype for Florida Congressman Tom Feeny that would flip the vote 51%-49% in favor of a specified candidate.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONOBWuPjFWE


    Elections may be rigged to produce any result desired, all done without being detected!

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    #1725 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sat Sep 22, 2012 6:51 am
    Subject: Re: Hostile Take Over of the Name of JAIL4judges
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    Re: Hostile Take Over of the Name of
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    Dear Mr. John:
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    Our origin goes back to April 1995. We have held public national attention, including drives in the State of California to place JAIL4Judges on the ballot, as well as the State of South Dakota. We have held positions within JAIL4Judges all fifty states, Washington, DC, Australia, and Canada as JAILers-In-Chief over their respective domains. Having been the founder of JAIL4Judges since 1995, my position is recognized nationwide as the National JAIL4Judges Commander-In-Chief. I would suggest you also look at http://www.sd-jail4judges.org which records our legal battle within that state that raised the attention of this entire nation, bringing in the Oil Companies, the Banking institutions, and a National Union of Insurers. This battle was not performed within a corner. Can I just simply rise up out of nowhere and claim title of Exxon Oil Company and start doing business in that name? Absolutely not! I would be a fool to even try!

    I have appeared in this position in publications that include those outside of this country. Some noteworthy publications include the Daily Journal, the largest legal newspaper in the country, if not the world. Also, the cause of JAIL4Judges has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor (Ret.), who has done legal combat with me over what she calls "Judicial Independence" and I representing "Judicial Accountability." I have also appeared on the worldwide network of CNN. I was the subject of the April 24, 2006 Los Angeles Times article on JAIL4judges. Our Organization has appeared in a number of legal and Lawyer's magazines. There is no way on earth that anyone can lay claim to the identity of JAIL4Judges without being exposed as a intruder, as we have thousands who can testify of their extended knowledge of the existence of JAIL4judges going back several years.

    This why that this attempt to claim the name of JAIL4judges by Hansen, Ltd will result in a super joke. As to your suggestion that perhaps they may have similar interests as ours in JAIL4judges is so preposterous as to be beyond everyone's imagination. We can assure you that there is absolutely no other operation on par with the objective of JAIL4judges. We are not a marketing business, but purely one of enforcing obedience of the judges to their Oaths of Office by the establishment of nationwide Special Grand Juries within all fifty states, and also to the Congress of the United States.

    This corporation has already stated that obtaining the name of JAIL4judges is important to them because they wish to market commercial products under the name of JAIL4judges. What a mockery!

    There could be only one objective, and that is that they wish to assault our Organization, which gives me a hunch that they are clandestinely motivated by the judges behind them to try to disrupt our exposure of evil and corrupt judges. Our name says it all. To suggest perhaps they have an common objective with us is absolutely ridiculous. The title J.A.I.L. is the acronym for "Judicial Accountability Initiative Law" as it applies to the states, and "Judicial Accountability & Integrity Legislation" as it applies to Congress and non-Initiative states. This corporation of Hansen, Ltd will not be able to fool anyone with their crazy antics.

    There will doubtless be many others who will be contacting you on the silliness of this idea of claiming the name of JAIL4judges. This effort to do harm to JAIL4judges is not an innocent ploy, and is likely to turn into an international joke! Yes, we at JAIL4judges would like to challenge the hostile takeover of our JAIL4judges, and wish to take whatever process is necessary to accomplish that.

    Ron Branson
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    Dear Manager,

    Based on your company having no relationship with them, we have suggested they should choose another name to avoid this conflict but they insist on this name as CN/Asia domain names (.asia/.cn/.com.cn/.net.cn/.org.cn) and internet keyword on the internet. In our opinion, maybe they do the similar business as your company and register it to promote his company.
    According to the domain name registration principle: The domain names and internet keyword which applied based on the international principle are opened to companies as well as individuals. Any companies or individuals have rights to register any domain name and internet keyword which are unregistered. Because your company haven't registered this name as CN/ASIA domains and internet keyword on the internet, anyone can obtain them by registration. However, in order to avoid this conflict, the trademark or original name owner has priority to make this registration in our audit period. If your company is the original owner of this name and want to register these CN/ASIA domain names (.asia/.cn/.com.cn/.net.cn/.org.cn) and internet keyword to prevent anybody from using them, please inform us. We can send an application form and the price list to you and help you register these within dispute period.

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    #1726 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Sun Sep 23, 2012 6:15 am
    Subject: We Have Met The Enemy
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    We Have Met The Enemy
    by Ron Branson

    Arnie, there are two standards at play here. One is the correct and legal process, and the other is reality, i.e., the way things are. The bottom line is that when there is a conflict between these two wills, People vs. government, it is the will of the People that must prevails This is precisely what JAIL4judges assures when the People decide they want to take actually charge over their future affairs and not just; march on Washington, grandstand, make platitudes and speeches of high-sounding words, sable rattle, have meetings of Meet, Greet, Eat, Retreat, and Repeat, huff and puff to blow their enemies houses down, etc, et al.

    Now, let me talk practical (reality) about your below prescribed "remedy," on the truth of the matter and how it really is. You are correct that the judges and politicians are "bound" by their Oaths of Office, but who is going to enforce it? We would like to think  that it is enforceable by the courts and by the sheriffs. We hope that another judge will recognize our plight and pass down a judgment against the offender of their sacred duty. But we have to face reality.

    I have brought suit against the offender's bonds. So what happened? Reality was, the bondholders was dismissed from the lawsuit on the first court appearance, and that issue was  preserved for later on appeal.

    So everyone believes against reality that the Appellate Court will hear the argument on appeal. But, again, we have to face reality, a hearing for justice on reality is not going to happen.

    Oh sure you can take this petition on up further on appeal, but reality is, they are definitely not interested. Just how do you think we got in this mess anyway in the first place? It was not by the courts, Appellate Courts, and even the U.S. Supreme Court, listening to our petitions.

    From thereon, we can wish for justice until we get frustrated and decide to take matters into our own hands. JAIL4judges came about by this very means, i.e., someone (I think his name was Ron Branson) got frustrated and decided that we have to take matters into our own hands. This man developed a remedy, but what this man, Ron Branson, found out the People were not ready to exercise a remedy. Ron Branson found out that that it was not the judges that was the real problem, but dumb People. This cycle shall continue to go around in circles in frustration seeking a "legal" way out of their dilemma until they ultimately get more frustrated and decide to go to arms.

    This is the reality of where we are now, searching for a remedy that does not involve the principles set forth within JAIL4Judges. So we now have this guy, Ron Branson, sitting by watching People get frustrated in looking for a remedy. This cycle shall continue going around and around without a remedy until the People actually go to arms, not just talk about it, for lack of a remedy. But arms is not really a remedy, but the evidence of the lack of a remedy. But the reality is, we are not without an actual remedy, it is just that the People hope against hope that a revolution will be cheaper, faster, and more successful than the actual remedy proposed by this guy, Ron Branson.

    The following quote is credited to Pogo, "We have met the enemy and he is us." The remedy is, we must defeat this evil enemy spoken of by Pogo who stands in the way of victory. Until we do, we shall be like a jack ass pursuing a carrot dangling from a string, and continue to go around and around and around and ....."

    Ron Branson
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    Arnie wrote:
    Ron,

    Thank you for your feedback on this matter.  In conversations with many patriots, it appears that we the people must make demands to affect changes and ensure compliance with our wishes.

    This is based upon the fiduciary relationship between public servants and our employees.  By accepting their oath through a registered process we establish this relationship and a contract.  A contract that binds them to their oath through their bond.

    It is my understanding we can file a suit against the individual representative who by their actions or inactions violates this agreement or breaches the fiduciary responsibilities.  Monetary damages will be awarded to the successful litigant.  Further, two suits against a given elected official disqualifies them to run for future office as the bond issuers will not issue any further bonds.

    Is any of this consistent with your knowledge of the processes?

    Arnie
     
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    On Sep 22, 2012, at 12:42 AM, Ron Branson <VictoryUSA@...> wrote:

    Arnie, here is my take on this. We are in desperate times which calls for desperate measures. Since the laws and the Constitution is chosen to be ignored, I do not see any reason to believe that whatever measures we stake are "illegal." That being said, there is no such thing as a "Criminal/Civil" action.

    Are criminal proceedings are entered at the discretion of the prosecutor. All that part of the complain will return is that the court has no jurisdiction of honor such filing. I have gone through this before and that was exactly what I got. True, a Civil action may be filed, but you already know how I view the courts when it comes particularly to suing the government. But, what the hey, why not go for it?

    I still view that the only why to restore our government is through the Special Independent Grand Jury in making the judges accountable directly to the People.  The reason I say "Special" in reference to the Grand Jury is because with our current Grand Jury they my indict all they want, but it is still the prosecutor that has the last word on whether to prosecute. Within J.A.I.L. this matter is taken care of through a Special Prosecutor that works for the Grand Jury, and is independent of all governments.

    Ron






    Arnie wrote:
    Ron,

    Please review.  Seems well presented but what do I know?  <LOL>

    Would you be in a position to modify the complaint to meet requirements for submission by Californians?

    Please advise.


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    #1727 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Wed Sep 26, 2012 2:41 am
    Subject: We Have Met The Enemy, III
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    We Have Met The Enemy, III

    Bill Scheidler, I have watched the presentation presented by Attorney Eleanor Capogrosso which you sent me below at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ38bwjpSuA .

    I certainly relate to her frustration. What was going through the minds of those on the senatorial panel was, "Oh, brother, here we have to listen to another one of our disgruntled constituents who does not appreciate our services we are providing them. We have to give up ten minutes of our valuable time appearing to care. We can hardly wait until her time is up so we can say, 'Thank you, Ms. Capogrosso, we will follow up on this.' "

    The problem, Bill, and I speak from experience, she, as well as many of us, is seeking redress from the very ones interested in keeping things just the way they are. One of the last things they want is judicial accountability, because once the judges are accountable, then they will have to be accountable. Hear this. The judges are but the protective alligators swimming around in the mot surrounding their Legislative and Executive Castle. They are in this tyranny all together. No one in any branch of government wants to see accountability brought to bear, for accountability would derail their gravy train for them all and embarrass all those in government. They are in a competitive contest with one another to get the bootee before some other public official feeding at the same troff gets theirs. Consider the city manager of a small town "earning" $800,000 a year to hold the title of city manager.

    What I now state, I state to you all. We have to wake up and realize you are addressing a self-interested body who is does not care about your plight. Their only concern is that hopefully these frustrated People will not rise up and take matters into their own hands and that they loose their cushie job with all its perks and benefits. This is all they are concerned about.

    When will we learn that if there is to come about real change on behalf of the People, it must come directly from the People, and from nowhere else. We must be the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last when it comes to public accountability. We must dictate the specific terms and conditions without consulting them on the wisdom of our ways.

    This is why our Founding Fathers provided within our Constitution a Grand Jury system. However, we gave ear to these self-interest servants, and we let them dictate to us the When, Where, and circumstances in which have access to our Grand Juries. In affect, we allowed them to steal away, "with our permission mind you," our most powerful weapon, the unreviewable 
    independent Grand Jury system. It is the Grand Jury power that must be restored to us at any cost!

    This is precisely what JAIL4Judges will accomplish, nothing more, and nothing less. The problem is, the People are too ignorant to recognize what they have done, must less, how to fix the problem. The "fix" has already been provided for them within JAIL4judges, but the People still are ignorant as to what they have done.

    To accomplish restoring our freedom, the People must exercise our power within the Constitutional Initiative Process as provided us in Article II, Sec. 1 of the California Constitution, "All political power is inherent in the people. Government is instituted for their protection, security, and benefit, and they have the right to alter or reform it when the public good may require." Other states have similar language.

    If I may give the Branson expanded version, it is, "All political power is absolutely inherent in the People exclusively, and in no other. Their public servants, to whom they have lent conditional consent, have only the limited and temporary power granted to them to defend our rights. Notwithstanding this, the People retain the absolute right and power to alter and/or reform everything respecting their future affairs at any time they so choose."

    This directive is also permanently scribed in our Declaration of Independence, to wit; "That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..."

    Governments have no permanent or enduring power whatsoever. Rather, we retain the power even to dismiss our servants at will. To help you understand what I am saying, I suggest everyone read the homepage of http://www.sd-jail4judges.org.

    Ron Branson
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    bill scheidler wrote:
    Ron...  a copy of my post to Bob Grundstein... he is an attorney who is fighting the WA State Bar... here is my reply to him.... please consider the last paragraph.
    Mr. Grundstein, all that you say here I have found to be true through my own experience with the WSBA. And I have learned, by searching the Web, that what happens in WA State is happening all over this country. For example NY... just listen to Eleanor Capogrosso, ESQ., in her testimony before the NY Senate Judiciary Committee BACK in 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ38bwjpSuA  Nothing, in NY, was done! Why? I can only guess that the "power players"  ...are in firm control of this corrupt system.... and it reaches deep and wide into our judicial, legislative and executive branches. IT IS A PROBLEM OF BEING TOO BIG TO FAIL (to fix).

    Consider this .... as government gets bigger so does it liability insurance. Said another way as government get bigger so will the number of lawsuits filed against the government for which it must defend. Who is on the hook to pay for these lawsuits? Insurance companies, taxpayers. How does government protect its own liability exposure and the coast on taxpayers.... it rigs the system -- likely with the help of insurance companies.

    Your thoughts?

     
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    Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2012 11:15 PM
    Subject: We Have Met The Enemy



    We Have Met The Enemy
    by Ron Branson

    Arnie, there are two standards at play here. One is the correct and legal process, and the other is reality, i.e., the way things are. The bottom line is that when there is a conflict between these two wills, People vs. government, it is the will of the People that must prevails This is precisely what JAIL4judges assures when the People decide they want to take actually charge over their future affairs and not just; march on Washington, grandstand, make platitudes and speeches of high-sounding words, sable rattle, have meetings of Meet, Greet, Eat, Retreat, and Repeat, huff and puff to blow their enemies houses down, etc, et al.

    Now, let me talk practical (reality) about your below prescribed "remedy," on the truth of the matter and how it really is. You are correct that the judges and politicians are "bound" by their Oaths of Office, but who is going to enforce it? We would like to think  that it is enforceable by the courts and by the sheriffs. We hope that another judge will recognize our plight and pass down a judgment against the offender of their sacred duty. But we have to face reality.

    I have brought suit against the offender's bonds. So what happened? Reality was, the bondholders was dismissed from the lawsuit on the first court appearance, and that issue was  preserved for later on appeal.

    So everyone believes against reality that the Appellate Court will hear the argument on appeal. But, again, we have to face reality, a hearing for justice on reality is not going to happen.

    Oh sure you can take this petition on up further on appeal, but reality is, they are definitely not interested. Just how do you think we got in this mess anyway in the first place? It was not by the courts, Appellate Courts, and even the U.S. Supreme Court, listening to our petitions.

    From thereon, we can wish for justice until we get frustrated and decide to take matters into our own hands. JAIL4judges came about by this very means, i.e., someone (I think his name was Ron Branson) got frustrated and decided that we have to take matters into our own hands. This man developed a remedy, but what this man, Ron Branson, found out the People were not ready to exercise a remedy. Ron Branson found out that that it was not the judges that was the real problem, but dumb People. This cycle shall continue to go around in circles in frustration seeking a "legal" way out of their dilemma until they ultimately get more frustrated and decide to go to arms.

    This is the reality of where we are now, searching for a remedy that does not involve the principles set forth within JAIL4Judges. So we now have this guy, Ron Branson, sitting by watching People get frustrated in looking for a remedy. This cycle shall continue going around and around without a remedy until the People actually go to arms, not just talk about it, for lack of a remedy. But arms is not really a remedy, but the evidence of the lack of a remedy. But the reality is, we are not without an actual remedy, it is just that the People hope against hope that a revolution will be cheaper, faster, and more successful than the actual remedy proposed by this guy, Ron Branson.

    The following quote is credited to Pogo, "We have met the enemy and he is us." The remedy is, we must defeat this evil enemy spoken of by Pogo who stands in the way of victory. Until we do, we shall be like a jack ass pursuing a carrot dangling from a string, and continue to go around and around and around and ....."

    Ron Branson
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    #1728 From: Ron Branson <victoryusa@...>
    Date: Thu Sep 27, 2012 6:02 pm
    Subject: On Inaccessible Grand Juries
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    On Inaccessible Grand Juries
    By Kirk Schwoebel

    ... Attempting to get people to do anything, unless they're directly, and, adversely effected, is a depressing, thankless, grueling exercise in pounding ones head against a solid object, repeatedly.

    We, theoretically, have Grand Juries, why do we have to be "allowed" access to them? Or, have to ask "permission" to submit evidence, or initiate an investigation? Are these the "peoples" Grand Juries? Or, the Government's? I don't have to ask permission to use my own bathroom, why do I need permission to report a crime to someone who can deal with it?

    Calling the police on a judge who's clearly on a criminal rampage doesn't get the expected results. In fact the result can be rather negative.

    The court system is so dysfunctional right now, unless jail4judges is enacted immediately, it too will be disregarded as a "formality," just as the law in general is ignored, bypassed, modified, misapplied, distorted, and contorted presently.

    I've been a supporter of jail4judges for awhile, if not monetarily, morally, and spiritually, due to employment, or the lack of, for the past two and a half years. But, dang it Ron, this has to be the best thing that could happen to this country if the masses would only realize it.

    I'm afraid that ship has sailed. If you could just get on American Idol and subliminally somehow put jail4judges out there before a captive audience, while doing a Michael Jackson number (that'll get you a call back) or something?

    If you need any help campaigning, I'd love to help out anyway I could, mailing lists or whatnot, just put out the word. Thanks for your time, and your efforts in this noble quest.

    Regards
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    Kirk Schwoebel is correct, the only way to recover our country and our freedoms is through the Grand Juries. However, the People have been just too ignorant to recognize what they have allowed. In reality, the Grand Juries are us from beginning to the end, and has not a thing to do with government, except the giving of our permission to lodge a complaint. Then it is we, the People, that assesses we will allow our public servants access to proceed with a prosecution.

    Absolutely every felony is required constitutionally to gain our permission whether we will allow access to prosecution. "No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury..." Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

    What has happened is, we have allowed ourselves to be deceive by a play on words. Therefore, many "crimes" which do not even have a victim, nor are even crimes, are being classed by government as felonies, such as failing to report our assets when transporting our own money outside of the country, or exercising our Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. While these are crimes, we are allowing then to prosecute us for innocent activities.

    Now notice, the Constitution does not say regarding felonies, "No person can be convicted," but rather. "No person shall be held to answer." Until we the People determine Probable Cause, not a one of us may be held to answer (enter a plea) for such accusations by government.

    Do you recognize what would happen if we, the People, enforced this constitutional provision? Our prison population would be greatly reduced, and we could close down several prisons, followed by a lower tax support, followed by more spendable reserves for ourselves, followed by more production and more jobs. Instead, we merely joke about prosecutors being able to indict a ham sandwich through the government's Grand Juries. As Mr. Schwoebel says, "Are these the "peoples" Grand Juries? Or, the Government's?"

    Then we have our servants playing with the meaning of words for the purpose of distortion. Prosecutors are bringing prosecutions in the name of their own "Presentments," and not getting an indictment of the Grand Jury at all.

    Then there is out and out fraud performed in the name of Grand Juries. For instance, it has even been brought to my attention that some prosecutors have kept within their desk drawer a rubber stand signature of the Foreperson of the Grand Jury to be able to obtain an "Indictment" by just sliding open their desk drawer and pulling out that rubber stamp and hitting the rubber stamped signature on the supposed indictment.

    One thing I am seeing in my exposures drawing attention to the Grand Juries, is that I am seeing more responses acknowledging the need for Grand Juries. Perhaps I am being used to change People' perspective that Grand Juries do not belong to the government, but rather are US. Perhaps we the People should start a department store chain call,  "GRAND JURIES R US just to publically get the point across. We are the Grand Juries! We are the first, and we are the last! We are the beginning, and we are the end when it comes to governments, for it is self-evident truth that establishes that we are endowed by our Creator with such unalienable rights, for God has ordained it so. We cannot appeal to any higher Authority! God is first, then us, and WE ARE THE GRAND JURY! No man can come to felony prosecution except by US.

    This is precisely why we must install JAIL4Judges within all governments. The JAIL4Judges Initiative creates a Special Independent People's Grand Jury of US. Access to this Special Grand Jury of US in through the regular Grand Juries. A Fourth Amendment is brought by US directed to the prosecutor. The prosecutor has only 120 days to present the complaint of criminal conduct to a regular County Grand Jury for indictment and begin his prosecution of the judge complained of, or else the matter may be presented to this Special Grand Jury, ie., US, for an indictment and prosecution. This provision is set forth in Paragraph 17 of the Initiative, to wit;
    Initiative

    17. Criminal Procedures. In addition to any other provisions of this Amendment, a complaint for criminal conduct against a judge may be brought directly to the Special Grand Jury, when all of the following conditions have been met: (1) an affidavit or declaration of criminal conduct has been lodged with the appropriate prosecutorial entity within ninety days of the commission of the alleged crime; (2) the prosecutor declines to prosecute, or one hundred twenty days have passed following the lodging of such affidavit or declaration, and prosecution has not commenced; (3) an indictment, if sought, has not been specifically declined on the merits by a county Grand Jury; and (4) the criminal statute of limitations has not run. Any criminal conviction (including a plea bargain) under any judicial process shall constitute a strike.

    JAIL4Judges provides for three strikes and you are out! Government has their three strikes and you are out for us, so we believe we should have a three strikes and you are out for all judges. This is provision is found in paragraph 18, to wit; 18. Removal. Whenever any judge has received three strikes, the judge shall be permanently removed from office, and thereafter shall not serve in any State judicial office. That's right, we mandate they vacate their office with their tails between their legs, giving up 50% of all the judicial retirement funds. This will save us untold amount of tax dollars. Also, through JAIL4Judges the People ultimately will be allowed to run for the bench themselves, which is foreclosed presently to all but exclusive Bar Members of the Association.

    So, I ask one more time, when are we going to wake up to the fact that WE ARE THE GRAND JURY?

    Ron Branson
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