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The One Nation Rally never had anything to do with Obama.
The rally is linked to similar protests in Europe. over the economic crisis. http://blog.aflcio.org/2010/09/30/workers-around-the-world-march-for-jobs/

that might interrupt Dems war on the poor! Id much rather starve to death in a tent in a Vets Park....anyone who doesnt see the violence that Obama &Co are committing worldwide, must be rich or stupid.

For more than 5 years, I have been drum beating for social justice, and protesting against inequities in the court systems. I cannot afford to leave Louisiana and join the rally there, but I'd like to share with the blackagendareport audience my OpEd:

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Judge Thomas Porteous and the Judicial 'Devil's Den' from Whence He Came http://newsblaze.com/story/20100922041842lawg.nb/topstory.html 

"The impeachment trial of federal Judge Thomas Porteous, is a once in a lifetime chance for urgently-needed judicial reforms to happen in Louisiana.

There is massive, inherent legal corruption in the judicial system, taking place in Louisiana, in what I call the "Devil's Den." This corruption has terrible consequences for citizens, and for the legal system itself.

I am alarmed that, even after exposure of irrefutable facts and truths at Porteous' impeachment trial, scandalous behavior will continue because Porteous is not the only problem - just the most conspicuous culprit.

The sustained Louisiana judicial decadence is now acutely displayed at this historical Congressional hearing, which the entire world can see for itself on C-Span. Facts, evidence, and testimonies therein solidify my convictions that the purpose of Louisiana courtrooms has very little to do with delivering justice.

This OpEd is not to rant about what I believe. It underscores how the facts, evidence, and the testimonies presented at the impeachment proceedings exhibit the legal crisis here. Louisiana's judicial chasm must not continue in light of such concrete revelations.

Precisely, that trial supplies prima facie proof that the courts of Louisiana serve the purpose of unfair enrichment, at the disadvantage of some people; and for certain politically-connected people, the courts serve as an avenue to 'the good life'. Additionally, anyone who hinders Louisiana 'good life' pursuits becomes subjected to the vilest treatment by jurists who disguise themselves as upholders and enforcers of laws.

Judge Porteous' vices, which he committed almost 5 years ago, pale in comparison to this incessant Louisiana judicial horror. Because the conduct of certain people in Louisiana is as bad or worse than Porteous, there is urgent cause for alarm, and judicial reform is a dire need.

As a matter of fact, corresponding with my beliefs about the court, the United States Fifth Circuit Chief Judge, Edith Jones, said "The American legal system has been corrupted almost beyond recognition," in a speech Judge Jones made in 2003, prior to Judge Porteous' wrongful conduct.

Our Judicial system is a devil's den, that is a home to evil, corruption, wickedness, depravity, vexation, malignance, and decadence.

In calling our judicial system a "devil's den,' I am saying that there is resident evil, corruption, wickedness, depravity, vexation, malignance, and decadence here. And 'evil' in the judicial arena has become camouflaged by something equally sinister, namely, 'confusion'; or in legal terms, 'obfuscation.' The matter is exacerbated by things like deliberate harm, viciousness, and deceptive - as well as disregard for responsibility for disastrous results. Further, obfuscation is often masterminded by rational people, but they subsequently become confused by the very confusion they manufacture.

Here in our State, corruption is often in the mix, and corruption is easy to accomplish because of confusion or obfuscation. Corruption traps and ruins people and everything and everyone it encounters unless they break free. *Examples of how corruption lures people in the legal field are NOW SHOWING at the impeachment trial of Judge Thomas Porteous, on the nearest viewing screen.

Sadly, as manifest from the testimonies the legal professionals are proud of how they operate. They are proud about things like status, one-upmanship, acclaim, and obtaining the highest personal gratification. Such things are part of the "Louisiana way." In fact, the impeachment committee was informed about this "way" in no uncertain terms.

However, there was a time when professional conduct meant something to the legal profession. Lawyers, judges, and politicians had pride about having served justice instead of themselves and their cronies. Therefore, what makes this all so much worse, is that the self-dealing legal system is irreparably harming defenseless people.

Depravity in Action

The devil's den in the form of depravity and corruption, is comfortable within New Orleans' infamous judicial and political corruption. Exchanges of quid pro quo deeds, hunting trips, judicial junkets, various 'gifts' to judges and their offspring, cronyism, and various other things which appear harmless, often became inroads to this degenerate legal community.

To clarify, the witness statements and evidence presented at the trial unabashedly explained the routine of lawyers giving gifts and doing favors for Porteous. That routine is a component of the commonly known "Louisiana way." But even though this is a trial of Judge Porteous, it is not possible for any reasonable person to imagine that the "Louisiana way" of lawyers giving gifts and doing favors is confined to only one judge, namely Porteous. Moreover, a reasonable person would be bereft of intelligence to believe that the only judicial friend those lawyers have is Porteous.

Further specifically, it is not likely that lawyers other than the ones who testified at Judge Porteous' trial, don't also have friends who are judges - and like Porteous, gifts and favors very plausibly influence judicial rulings. It is equally very likely, that gifts to other judges have had similar unlawful, improper outcomes as what occurred with Judge Porteous. For litigants who have unfairly been deprived of justice, the "Louisiana way" is utterly unacceptable.

Another thing about the impeachment trial and revelations of perks to Judge Porteous, it is perplexing for us who know about ongoing judicial improprieties which have nothing to do with Porteous, to see him being impeached, yet other miscreants - including lawyers and corporations who paid Porteous bribes, are continuing their business-as-usual offenses.

If gifts and favors are not causing judicial bias and unfair rulings, various unscrupulous legal tactics certainly cause unfair outcomes. Unscrupulous ways of litigating, as well as blatant unfair, contrary-to-law judicial rulings, are reasons why far too many people become deprived of justice.

Here are examples:
·  In the judicial devil's den, up is down
·  fraud on opposing parties is admirable
·  luxurious lavishment on one's family after deceptively causing opponents to go out of business is acceptable
·  foreclosing on homes and then bidding on the homes is a, 'your loss, my gain' - don't take it personal reality
·  mailing a 5-paragraph pleading to opponents, but filing in the record a 25-paragraph pleading containing statements and information completely oblivious to opponents, who prepare completely different "memorandums in opposition", is something to have gut-busting belly laughs over cocktails
·  pro se opponents destroyed for even attempting to litigate their cases due to inability to afford a lawyer <<<

·  litigants fortunate enough to obtain lawyers encounter the misfortune of the judge prescribing to lawyers how the judges want the lawyers to manage the cases - including what motions the judges want filed!!

Localities for setting up the Den

The den, located in New Orleans, has eight courts: Louisiana's supreme court; 4th Circuit Appeal Court; Orleans Parish Civil District Court; Municipal Court; Criminal Court; the Eastern District Federal Court; Bankruptcy Court; and the Federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.

The New Orleans Federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is the highest federal court - other than the United States Supreme Court. Its appellate authority encompasses Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The Chief Justice for the 5th Circuit is Edith Jones.

New Orleans' notoriety for corruption, as well as its location for so many courts, makes what occurs or does not occur in this legal system vitally significant to the entire Southern region of the United States. Corruption here must be vigorously tackled.

The devil I have met!

This is a mere sketch of what I experienced, as it pertains to horrors I know of, concerning federal court. In my follow up piece, I will provide more facts and details. To me, the federal court system is a devil's den because of racism, oppression, injustice, and persecution to which I was repeatedly subjected by more than one federal court judge in New Orleans.

The backdrop for presenting what happened to me, is a repeat of what I stated:

The courts of Louisiana serve purposes of unfair enrichment, at the disadvantage of certain people; and for certain politically-connected people, the court systems are for no other purpose than an avenue to 'the good life'.

Whatever, or whoever hinders those 'good life' pursuits, becomes subjected to the vilest treatment by jurists who disguise themselves as upholders and enforcers of established laws.

The fact of New Orleans federal court racism is hard to deny - particularly prior to Hurricane Katrina. It is basically unheard of for a Black person or minorities to receive justice at the New Orleans federal courts; it is even more unheard of for a Black attorney to initiate a civil case in federal court. Also, I am reasonably certain that roughly 90 percent of cases heard at the federal court did not originate from minority litigants; and if minorities are parties to such lawsuits, it is either through class actions, or because of being an "indispensable party" to a lawsuit.

Further, it is an understood, common reality that Black attorneys practice their professions at "Tulane and Broad" and Orleans Parish "CDC;" and that federal court is 'for White people'. (In a follow up, I will supply more definite facts and information about these things, and much more.) The majority of people who received some measure of federal court justice, did so because of courtroom publicity.

During my times of frequenting federal court, there was no such thing as a fair tribunal for me. Instead, there was the most egregious, blatant, repeated acts of malicious injustice - not only because of the color of my skin, but because I unwittingly interfered with white collar greed and political corruption. Further, the primary reason why the fact of federal court racial disparity is not so evident now, is because many pre-Katrina minorities have not returned to New Orleans.

Additionally, the few African-American attorneys brave enough to attempt representing minorities after their cases arrived at federal court - often because of reasons beyond African Americans' control, lived to regret it. Further, from 500 Poydras Street, New Orleans, African-American attorneys can find themselves "suspended" - sometimes without logical explanation, sometimes without any explanation at all - from practicing at that aggrandized federal location - especially if the client's case has merit.

I am recounting my virtual purgatory experiences prior to my being exiled from New Orleans due to Katrina and due to political corruption. And although I'm speaking from past judicial experiences, I do not believe things have changed, based upon my current sources. Even if some things have changed, past corruption must be addressed because many people have been harmed and the "long arm of the law" must extend to those within the judicial system. Furthermore, the existence of rampant political corruption makes improvement of Louisiana's judicial systems an impossibility.  **my entire article posted @ http://newsblaze.com/story/20100922041842lawg.nb/topstory.html 

“There is a war between the rich and poor,

 A war between the man and the woman.

 A war between the left and right,

 A war between the black and white,

 A war between the odd and the even.”

(Leonard Cohen)

At the beginning of the third chapter of his book, Nonsense On Stilts,  Massimo Pigliucci writes:

Here’s a forecast for a particularly bizarre consequence of climate change: more executions of witches.”  This chilling opening is from a New York Times column by Nicholas Kristof.  The article cites a study by an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, Edward Miguel, who found that women are routinely murdered as witches in rural Tanzania, but that the rate increases when there is a drought or a flood, that is, whenever the living conditions for the local populations are dire and depend on quirks of the weather.  Kristof goes on to suggest there is a good reason to think that historical European witch hunts were also triggered by environmental factors, coinciding with crop failures. ...

Despite widespread skepticism about global warming, it took little more than a month for Kristof’s prediction to come true: an article in the Italian newspaper la repubblica published on 21 May 2008 reported on fifteen women accused of being witches burnt at the stake.  Only the location was slightly off: Kenya instead of Tanzania.

More recently, with government encouragement, the camps of the Roma people have been set ablaze in Italy;  and the President of France, Sarkosy, has initiated massive deportations of the Roma from France.  In the United States, mosques and Muslims have joined Hispanic immigrants as scapegoats of the frustrated, slow-witted, and poorly educated..

And, when scapegoats are needed, there are always the Jews.  It’s amazing that people still cite the discredited forgery, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.  And amazing that victims of scapegoating will participate in the scapegoating of another group.  

When our justifiable fears of imminent catastrophe should compel us to unite, we turn on one another instead.  It’s depressing to see this strain of stupid bigotry in BAR; and it is especially depressing to see two of my favorite comment writers accept it without criticism.  

I doubt it. What the traditional black leaders (no need to name) won't tell black voters is that the Democrats can't win one state without the black vote. (maybe Vermont) This is powerful. Can you think of a traditional BLUE state that can be won without the black vote? The borderline states like Ohio and Pennsylvannia durn sure need the black vote. That is why Democrat Pimps like Eugene Robinson try real hard to stir the fear of Tea Baggers. Trying to scare black voters into their traditional Democrat Support. When in fact, the real racism like what Michael Alexander speaks of is practiced by Democrats equally as much as the Rethugs. In the last six months, the Dems are the ones that have stirred most of the race talk. But realisically here is the United States of America, (preaching to the choir, I know) The Collusional Duopoly, manages the store of the Plutocracy that is owned by the Oligarchs and direct the managers from their Board Rooms all around the world. These same Oligarchs also own the NATIONAL DEBT, makig them the real owners of our government and giving them the right to write all the legislation, which they do, they then take it to Capitol Hill where the Duopoly stage a debate on this legislation. The minority faction of the Duopoly gets to play act The Good Guy in these debates, until the public gets fed up, then that is usually around election time, so the roles just get FLIP FLOPPED.

Marching is a waste of time. From time immemorial when ever a disenfranchised group truly felt marginalized and disagreed with a ruling group they used violence to exact change. However, the African community in America is a conquered race (although the only true human species), thus they are really, really, really scared. Africans in America are scared to death to pick up arms or whatever object that is not fasten down with bolts and fight against an awesome inbred mutant albino war machine, a war machine that had enslaved their forefathers and continues to oppress and marginalize them till this day.

What Africans in America do not want to understand is that the inbred mutant albino war machine is like a cancer and the more they ignore the cancer the bigger it will get. Africans in America must attack the disease or it will grow, eventually destroying its psychologically weaken host. I for one have given up talking or thinking within the same inbred albino paradigms (progressive? liberal? conservative?) these terms mean nothing........ Get over your fear African people; get over your fear; there is no white Jesus or white Muhammad that will be coming to save you or help you regain your dignity as an autonomous people. Those religions are a tool to pacify us.

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One of the definitions of insanity is doing the same thing (marches) over and over again expecting a different result. Let's see--march to Washington to ask a White Man (Obama) created by Bolsheviks (Jews) to feel our pain. You better "HOPE" he and his minions (Jews) don't lock you away in their Gulags until you "Change" your minds about marches.

I'd like to come, but only if I have a group to march with who are actually protesting this new regime's continued attack on the working class. Sounds like hanging with you guys might work. I want no part of a pep rally for Democrats. I through playing Charlie Brown to Democrat Lucy and her continually pulling away the ball. Where are you congregating?