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APRIL 13, 1993 Page 21<br />
have a special interest.<br />
Many police officers understand that<br />
today it is a fact-unspoken and unholy as<br />
it is! that generally speaking, "his Honor's"<br />
first duty, as a purely political appointee<br />
and government agent, is to protect the<br />
government's philosophies and political<br />
agenda from the Public.<br />
And yet the poor misled Public is kept<br />
uninformed and forever fed the lie that:<br />
"Judges are there to protect the Citizen's<br />
right to a fair trial." Give us a break!<br />
POLICE OFFICERS AS<br />
EXPERT WITNESSES<br />
Police officers have witnessed this be-<br />
havior in the courts regularly for decades.<br />
Some years ago one concerned and rather<br />
outspoken officer put it this way:<br />
"Under present judicial rules and<br />
customs the social or political aims of<br />
any particular sitting judge (or those of<br />
his overseers) can, at the judge's discre-<br />
tion, overpower the free will of the jury.<br />
Due to its illicit nature, this usurpation<br />
of power, the actual control sequence, is<br />
always accomplished without the jury<br />
being made aware of its application."<br />
Officer Jack McLamb (June 1 985)<br />
Although not so labeled, these are "high<br />
crimes" and violations of the very founda-<br />
tion of Constitutional mandates cover-<br />
ing the American jury system. <strong>The</strong><br />
Public is never to know this because it is<br />
believed that they would not tolerate such<br />
subversive totalitarian activities.<br />
Another police officer from Texas (a<br />
14-year veteran) in his July 1989 letter<br />
shared with me his own and others'<br />
concerns in this fashion:<br />
"Some of us (officers) have quietly<br />
discussed this activity on several occa-<br />
sions, but must confess that we have<br />
never understood why a judge is allowed<br />
to jury tamper. It is a unanimous con-<br />
science here that, regardless of how<br />
right and legal our protests might be,<br />
any officers involved in bringing public<br />
attention to such powerful, clandestine,<br />
political controls, would probably be the<br />
only ones punished. What we need is<br />
mass support for such changes." Sgt.<br />
M.T. of Texas, July 19, 1989<br />
It is not difficult to relate to the frustra-<br />
tion of our fellow officer as he and others at<br />
his department struggle to resolve this<br />
dilemma. It is hard to regularly witness<br />
such systemic illegal activity, and at the<br />
same time endure a sense of helplessness,<br />
for knowing there is probably not the suf-<br />
ficient support needed to bring corrective<br />
enforcement action.<br />
Sgt. M.T. is probably absolutely right.<br />
Can't we just see one of the totally political<br />
yes men that are appointed today as Police<br />
Chiefs standing up and taking on this one!<br />
Some of the g~od 'ole .Sheriffs who. .are,<br />
elected by the People and feel answerable attorneys and some of their local police<br />
to the People might take a stand, but not officers do) that very gradually, behind<br />
most of today's Police Chiefs.<br />
their backs, their LAWFUL right to a iair<br />
After many years as a Cop, and having trial, as well as their powers as Jurors have<br />
witnessed once again this nefarious usur- been secretly removed.<br />
pation of power by a member of the Judi- Those "in the know" understand clearly<br />
ciary at a murder trial, in Superior Court of that we once again have the "King's Agent/<br />
Maricopa County, AZ, in October of this Judges" back in control of our courts.<br />
past year-believe me, your editor, too, And currently, as some like to joke, it's<br />
knows first hand whereof he speaks! not King George the 3rd but 'King Geotge<br />
the Bush" now on the throne. 1C: At the<br />
OUR SYSTEM REPLACED time of this original writing.i<br />
Let's contrast the five basic judicial<br />
"Before one can evaluate what is wrong, parameters identified aboveand which<br />
he must first know what is right." (Sound were to have guaranteed ajust and honest<br />
logic from your editor!) system in America-with the manner in<br />
For those of us who may have forgotten which today's secret injustice systemworks.<br />
some of what we learned in "Government<br />
10 1" (and todaysupposed to work) it might 'SECRET" SYSTEM ALLOWS<br />
be well to review for a moment the Consti- JUDGES TO CONTROL JURY<br />
tutional system we were given, and then<br />
notice how that system has been sup- Under rules that the American Aristoc-<br />
planted (uprooted) and been replaced by racy has set up for itself Government Agent/<br />
the corruption that is in operation today. Judges are politically appointed.<br />
America's system of justice was built Under this set-up, private political dy-<br />
upon some very sound, basic principles, nasties are protected, and lifelong immu-<br />
several of which are these: nity from prosecution is virtually guaran-<br />
1). <strong>The</strong> sixth and seventh Amend- teed them, as is also the security of per-<br />
ments of the Bill of Rights guarantee us petual wealth and power.<br />
a trial by jury. (A jury of our peers.) Listen: here are but a few of the changes<br />
2). <strong>The</strong> Jury is to judge the LAW as that have been implemented which allow<br />
well as the facts in the cases brought these elitists to control the outcome of any<br />
before them. jury trial they wish.<br />
3). <strong>The</strong> Jury is to hear all witnesses 1). Denying a selected defendant the<br />
and examine all the evidence of the right to a trial by a jury of his peers.<br />
case. How else can informed decision 2). Selectively withholding evidence<br />
be reached? and testimony from the jury.<br />
4). <strong>The</strong> Jury is to determine the 3). Hiding from the jury their lawful<br />
penalty (sentence) of the guilty party. right and duty to decide if a law is fair<br />
5). <strong>The</strong> judge is to serve as an unbi- and iust as it applies to each specific<br />
ased resource for the jury, to answer case.<br />
questions on the law, and as unbiased 4). <strong>The</strong> judge wrongly deciding the<br />
referee on points of contention. punishment of the guilty party.<br />
Although there are more, these five 5). Using despotic "contempt"<br />
basic parameters are viewed as vital for a charges to silence or intimidate any<br />
fair and just system of dispensing justice. who challenge these and other auto-<br />
If observed they would effectively prevent cratic, corrupt and illicit practices.<br />
any and all despots from ever gaining dic- Several other of the judge/agents9 "fa-<br />
tatorial control over America! vorite" oppressive courtroom tactics which<br />
Our forefathers knew the importance of often heavily influence the outcome ofjury<br />
the above controls on government. <strong>The</strong>y trials are listed:<br />
had just come out from under a system <strong>The</strong> ability of a biased and corrupt judge<br />
where the King, through his agent/judges, to overrule the objectionsof the Defendant's<br />
would get rid of dissenters by holding counsel and sustain the obiection of his<br />
phony trials and then simply eliminating government teammate, the Prosecutor.<br />
the 'guilty' dissenter. In other words, the judge will stop op-<br />
It was no accident, therefore, that our posing counsel from presenting to the jury<br />
nation's founders built safeguards into our all the facts, (some of which may even be<br />
system of government in hopes of prevent- crucial factors in a fair evaluation of the<br />
ing this from ever occurring in the new law. case).<br />
<strong>The</strong>n he will allow his secret "part-<br />
THE KINGS MEN ARE BACK neF-the government prosecutor, to tell<br />
the jury almost anything he wants.<br />
In the main, today's American public In this manner, we see the governstill<br />
believes, however naively, that these ment a-gent/.ddqe contmZs the idorma-<br />
Constitutional safeguards are still in place tion goiw to the hrrr and therefom<br />
and presently functioning. controls the outcome of the trial.<br />
M.ost do- not lplpw [what AC!, judges, , ., , <strong>The</strong> subtle .,I. ~d~dqliberate<br />
, A . . . I6 . . destruction of<br />
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