Saturday, November 13, 2010

Politics: A Divided House
By Alton H. Maddox, Jr.

It is routine for any political party to have at least two philosophical factions. See the Tea Party, for example. The Freedom Party is not an exception. It is divided into those who believe in "turning the other cheek" and those who believe in "an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth".

I am a member of the latter group. This is why I am challenging the 2010 general elections in New York. I have refused to raise the white flag in Tawana Brawley. Countless cases can be cited in which I refused to raise the white flag. It is not in my DNA. No apologies will be tendered for advocating resistance. This is the call of Henry Highland Garnet.

Voter fraud and voting irregularities constitute felonies. To seize a suspect, there must be probable cause. A polling booth is also a crime scene. There is no perfect crime. To get a recount, the Freedom Party only has to establish probable cause. The suspects were sloppy. It was the gang that could not shoot straight. It can be proven without the ballots that the gubernatorial vote of the Freedom Party exceeded 50,000 votes.

A number of tools exist to show probable cause. They include criminal investigations, critical thinking, legal reasoning, data processing, statistical analysis, polling, systems analysis, political history, Molineux rule, New York rules of evidence, criminal profiling etc. Dr. Leonard Jeffries and Alton Maddox will be at their professorial best. Bring pen and pad.

The Freedom Party already has the capability through circumstantial evidence to prove that it received more than 50,000 votes on November 2 but its "leaders" refuse to expose Andrew Cuomo and his Negro lackeys. Compare the Brawley case. A return to the crime scene will put a spotlight on the suspects and the incriminating evidence. Thus, the Freedom Party's leadership wants to move on to b.s. sessions. Don't move!

This discussion will take place tonight, November 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Elks Plaza, 1068 Harriet Tubman (Fulton Street) nr. Classon Ave. in Brooklyn. Take the "C" train to Franklin Ave. Two blocks to Elks Plaza.

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