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My move for freedom already started when I emigrated to Israel about one year ago. In many ways Israel and the United States are similar, but there are some clear differences.
The police departments in the major cities are the major crime syndicates in the United States. They trample on people’s rights daily by arresting them for photographing, loitering, drug possession, prostitution, and free speech activity.
The only difference from that of 2012 is that Congress must approve an arrest before it is made. Thus the Congress has again violated the U. S. Constitution by taking warrant authority away from the courts and giving it to itself.
The person that I hope to mentor this coming year is Chief Judge Belvin Perry, Jr. of the Ninth Circuit Court in Florida. And here is how...
In a courtroom trial, there is only one impartial participant. That is the jury.
The arrest: I distributed a jury nullification pamphlet printed by the Fully Informed Jury Association and a flyer of my own at the U. S. District Courthouse in Manhattan, NY on 14 occasions...I was arrested on 11 of these occasions and cited 7 times
If you fight for a cause, almost anyone can change the world. It takes personal discomfort, confrontation, and persistence. It does not happen fast. Usually it takes a generation, and sometimes maybe longer. You do not convince the present generation