Misdemeanors and High Crimes in the White House

Misdemeanors and High Crimes in the White House
By Alton H. Maddox, Jr.

Within a few days after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans followed by a delayed break of the levees, I pleaded for someone to declare the city a crime scene. The local district attorney is Black. Nearly three months later, there has been no criminal investigation and no civil litigation. Instead, President-select George W. Bush dispatched the 82nd Airborne to sanitize all trace evidence.
The only compensation that displaced residents will seemingly receive is the Two Thousand Dollars that Bush 43 handed out a few weeks ago. In the meantime, illegal aliens are being employed to rebuild New Orleans. They have employment rights. Blacks have none. This is criminal.
In September 2005, the New York Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department ruled that an illegal alien could sue for lost wages arising out of a workplace accident despite federal immigration policy. The illegal alien had fallen from a scaffold while installing siding.
Dred Scott had also unsuccessfully sought lost wages. A slave is not entitled to sue for lost wages. Thus, no reparations. So far, Blacks have refused to actually challenge the federal government in federal court or in an international tribunal. Instead, Black leaders constantly complain about high unemployment rates to pacify the Black masses.
Illegal aliens do not enjoy the right to vote and they have no representation in any legislative body including Congress. The Congressional Black Caucus is made up of forty-three members. Yet, illegal aliens have more political rights than Blacks.
In short, Blacks have no right to representation –political or legal. I tested the right of representation of Blacks and was disbarred. Lawyers know that it is dangerous to represent Blacks as a class on economic issues. Black politicians refuse to test their right to represent Blacks. This is called playing it safe.
A jury has recently ruled that victims of the World Trade Center bombing are entitled to compensation. When whites are injured, avenues of compensation are always made available to protect them from poverty. It is a well-kept secret that Blacks have limited access to the courts. If it were otherwise, Blacks would be suing for reparations.
The Supreme Court ruled in 1857 that federal courts lacked jurisdiction to entertain Black grievances because of our lack of citizenship. This rule has been relaxed to embrace exceptions to confuse nominal citizens. Without Black pressure, the United States will continue to refuses to waive its sovereign immunity for displaced residents in the Gulf Coast.
The Supreme Court itself has set up barriers to jurisdiction. Congress has also been unkind. Grievance committees are on the lookout for attorneys bent on rocking the boat. The bottom line is that displaced, Black residents of Louisiana are actually or constructively barred from suing culpable, federal, state and local governments.
Our limited access to the courts is similar to our access to the ballot box. Barriers to the ballot box still exist. The first restriction is that the right of Blacks to vote is less than the right of a tenant to get a landlord to renew a lease. This happens because the Fifteenth Amendment is a fraud.
A rent-stabilized tenant in New York City has a greater right for a renewal lease than a descendent of enslaved African enjoys in exercising the right to vote. This should be of greater concern for Blacks who believe in and practice plantation politics religiously with zero, substantive results.
Any racial group, denied access to the courts and the ballot box, lacks citizenship in the United States. Dred Scott sought access to the courts. Chief Justice Roger Taney ruled that federal courts lacked jurisdiction to entertain lawsuits from persons of African ancestry because they will never become real citizens.
To this date, the Supreme Court has refused to overthrow Dred Scott. If it has, cite the case. New Orleans should be a test case. Black people have done absolutely zero to redress the grievances in New Orleans. Blacks accept their lack of a right to representation.
If Blacks fail to stop “Negro Removal” in its tracks in New Orleans, it will spread like wildfire throughout to the country especially since the Supreme Court recently decided that government may take private property for private use. The Supreme Court wrote this decision just in time for Hurricane Katrina.
In the meantime, Bush 43 is packing the Supreme Court not to overthrow Roe v. Wade but to expand presidential powers and confidential privileges. William Bennett’s unchallenged comment about aborting Black babies is proof that the right to an abortion will remain the law of the land and Black babies will be the targets of Roe v. Wade.
If a Black person had advocated abortion for Jewish babies, the lynch mob would have been composed, exclusively, of Black leaders. As long as Blacks continue to call these persons leaders rather than plantation overseers, we will always remain on the plantation.
Any advocacy of genocide is heinous and the speaker should be made to pay dearly. Bennett should not be an exception. The Religious Right has owned Black preachers historically. Preachers know to lay low. These same overseers, who are calling for Black unity, have their feet on our necks. Black unity means quiet.
If the U.S. Senate sustains the nomination of Judge Samuel Alito, it will ensure the cover-up of all crimes that have arisen out of the White House since Bush 43 stole the presidential election with the backing of the “Gang of Five” in the Supreme Court.
At this critical juncture, Bush 43 must nominate rubber stamps to replace the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. If Bush is impeached, Chief Justice Roberts will preside over the trial in the Senate. The Supreme Court will cover for the White House in a criminal trial on appealable issues.
In today’s world, white collar crime, invariably, has a paper trail. White collar crime is more pernicious than any other crime but carries with it lenient penalties because of the race and class of the perpetrator. Judges are usually of the same race and same class. This explains the Supreme Court applying “original intent” to its construction of the Sixth Amendment.
Crimes committed in the White House are difficult to prove, in part, because of the precept of the divine right of kings; that is, “the king can do no wrong.” This was the rule during the Age of Absolutism in Europe and Bush intends to resurrect it in toto in the United States.
Soon after Bush forged a four-year lease on the White House, his lawyers, including Alberto Gonzales and Harriet Miers, sought to expand presidential authority and to redefine executive privilege. So far, the Supreme Court has refused to define executive privilege as absolute. The Supreme Court currently employs a balancing test.
Blacks must not only fear the abortion issue but also the expansion of presidential powers to reclassify Blacks. It has already started in Louisiana. The reference to Blacks as “refugees” is no mistake. This comment was made to measure any Black reaction to the abuse of presidential authority.
Bush already has the power to reclassify citizens as non-combatants under case law in the Supreme Court. Since Blacks have been no more than nominal citizens, reclassification will be easy. If we were more than a reactive people, we would already be conducting a pre-emptive strike by going to the World Court.
Unity itself is built on secrecy. The case of Tawana Brawley is a struggle against revealing secrets. Unity is more than Black congregating at a specific venue to participate in a festival. It is based on confidential communications. By refusing to fight for the principles that give rise to unity, Blacks will never be able to achieve unity.
Bill Clinton is a member of the Bilderberg Group. Bush 41 is a member of Skull and Bones and the Trilateral Commission. Bush 43 is a member of Skull and Bones. None of them would ever reveal any associational secrets. Only a slave lacks respect for confidential communications and would readily urge others to reveal any confidential communications made by the Brawley family.
To convict Lewis “Scooter” Libby, the prosecution will have to get help from a snitch in the White House. This will never happen. Secrecy will hamper this prosecution. The White House will plead executive privilege, attorney-client privilege and national security privilege in classified documents. In comparing Libby to Brawley, it shows different strokes for different folks.
Rosa Parks gave us a legacy that we must eternally preserve. We must never cooperate with racism. This was the bedrock for my decision in May 1990 when I was given the opportunity to be a slave with substantial income or be a “free” man with no opportunity to feed either myself or my family. Others fled this principle.