Saturday, September 21, 2019
Monday, September 2, 2019
Sunday, September 1, 2019
Belinda Parker-Brown: Fighting Modern Day Slavery and Injustice in Louisiana
Belinda Parker-Brown: Fighting Modern Day Slavery and
Injustice in Louisiana
This is a radio show, 5 PM Pacific, 7 PM Central,
Monday 2 September 2019.
Belinda Parker-Brown is a force to be reaconed with in
Louisiana. As a private citizen, she tired of mass incarceration and injustice
and began to fight back.
After seeing hundreds of innocent people freed from
the largest prision system in the world, The State of Louisiana prison system,
she is going back for hundreds more as A FORCE FOR JUSTICE.
A massive rally is
planned to protest injustice in Louisiana at the state capital building on 5
October 2019. Learn of the details and objectives of the rally.
Learn about the
victories and the possibilities for the future and how we can all work together
to reform the penal and injusitce systems of America.;Register for the rally
NOW. https://www.citizensdemandingjustice.org/p/registration-form-for-unanimous-is-not.html
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support!
Saturday, August 31, 2019
Friday, August 30, 2019
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Friday, May 10, 2019
Anyone Can Be Killed or Jailed By the American Justice/Military System Anywhere in the World
James Risen discusses the need for protection of press freedom. Learn of the importance of the Press Freedom Defense Fund. Explore how reporting is being criminalized.
Daniel Hale is a drone whistle blower. Through his reporting, I have learned that the United States government can kill anyone, anywhere at anytime.
- How are the decisions being made?
- Can drones be used against people here in the United States as they are against people all over the globe?
- Why is it that we are not having a discussion about how the national security state is deciding who lives and dies?
- What does Jeremy Scahill's report on the Kill Chain reveal?
- The documentary National Bird by Sonia Kennebeck reveals no one is held accountable for drone attacks, assassinations.
Mary Hooks reveals how poor people are being held in jail for extended periods with no trail and without being found guilty, because they do not have bail money. Explore the abusive court bail system and why it must be abolished. See www.southernersonnewground.org
- Black Moma Bail Day has been established to seek the release of as many black mothers from jail who are detained simply because they do not have money.
- Sandra Bland ended up dead because she could not pay a $500 bail.
Mike Spies discusses the NRA implosion following a series of school shootings.
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Saturday, September 22, 2018
Saturday, November 11, 2017
50 Reasons Why You Need to Read NO NUDE SWIMMING Introducing Robert Gottlieb
This is a radio show
1 PM
to 3 PM Pacific Sunday 12 November 2017
Call in number 310-861-2349
A retired attorney (mostly tired and quit), Robert Gottlieb
maintained a private practice in Los Angeles and San Diego for a total of 36
years.
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| Robert Gottlieb |
Robert began his general practice focusing primarily on
business clients, and in the 1980s began representing insurance company
clients. His career as a lawyer provides the backdrop of experience against
which he has painted with a broad stroke the disillusionment and exhaustion
that haunt the majority of attorneys practicing today.
Born in Los Angeles, Robert lived most of his early life in
the San Fernando Valley. He attended public school and graduated from law
school in Los Angeles.
Early in his days as a practicing attorney, Robert began
making and saving notes involving situations with clients, prospective clients,
courtroom proceedings, and the humorous and often absurd stories related to him
by other attorneys. It didn’t take long to realize that the practice of law,
like any other business, is about people much more than about the law itself.
In the mid- to late 1990s, Robert began to create narratives
from hi notes. No Nude Swimming is his first novel.
The main character in his novel is attorney Sam Weisman. His
wife wants a divorce, and his law practice is threatened by a hostile takeover.
Pulled one way by two hilarious con artists who plan to steal his dreams, and
another by his family and the real estate professional who's worked her way
into his heart, Sam struggles to hold onto his sanity, his self-esteem, and the
woman he loves. Grasping the end of his rope in one hand and the end of his
rainbow in the other, he teeters between the abyss ... and the pot of
gold!
Visit the website at
http://www.nonudeswimming.com to make a purchase
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Help Us Fight Bullies
Education:
Silence Bullies supports
educational programs for low-income, disadvantaged children, and ALL young people.
Bullying in Numbers:
Over 67% of students
believe schools respond poorly to bullying.
71% of students report
incidents of bullying as a problem at their school.
90% of 4th through 8th
graders report being victims.
1 in 10 students drop
out of school because of repeated bullying.
168,000 school
children miss school yearly due to bullying.
For Health and Safety
Professionals: Bullying Prevention and Intervention
Health and safety
professionals and volunteers are disturbed about the physical and psychosocial
harm experienced by many youths as a result of bullying by their peers. Bullying
among children is aggressive behavior that is persistent, intentional and
involves an imbalance of power or strength. Bullying can take many forms such
as: hitting or punching (physical bullying); teasing or name-calling (verbal
bullying); intimidation through gestures or social exclusion (nonverbal
bullying or emotional bullying); and sending insulting messages by e-mail (cyberbullying). There is no one single cause of bullying among
children. Rather, individual, family, peer, school, and community factors can
place a young person at risk for bullying his or her peers.
Effects Of Bullying
Bullying can be a sign of
other serious antisocial and/or violent behavior. Youth who frequently bully
their peers are more likely than others to:
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Get into frequent fights
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Be injured in a fight
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Vandalize property
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Steal property
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Smoke
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Use illicit substances
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Be truant from school
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Drop out of school
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Carry
a weapon
Youth who are the targets of bullying behavior may
exhibit signs of:
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Lower self-esteem
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Feelings of fear
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School phobia and
absenteeism
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Nightmares and
sleeplessness
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Depression and anxiety
Thoughts of suicide
Research that looks at
the full range of bullying behaviors is finding that the incidence of bullying
in the United States is widespread and its consequences more enduring than
suspected. In a nationally representative survey of school children, nearly 30 percent
reported moderate and more frequent involvement in having been bullied, in
bullying or both within the school year. Whether they are perpetrators or
targets of bullying, these children face difficulties adjusting to their
environments, socially and emotionally.
Global Content Media
Rasheed Lateef
On 30 November we will be treating veterans to a dinner in the Staples Center VIP ROOM!
Monday, October 16, 2017
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Mental Health Laws Used to Silence Critic
Mental
Health Laws Used to Silence Critic
Pennsylvania
powerbrokers abuse legal system to lock up political opponent
By
Dave Gahary
A law on
the books in the Keystone State intended to apply to individuals with mental
illness is now being used for a more sinister purpose: to involuntarily commit
political opponents who pose a threat to the established power structure in the
commonwealth’s capital. Andrew J. Ostrowski, a former Pennsylvania civil rights
attorney, found himself in the sights of the powers-that-be in Harrisburg, and
learned the hard way how the 1976 Mental Health Procedures Act (MHPA) is being
used to chill criticism of the power prism.
The MHPA
“establishes procedures for the treatment of mentally ill persons” and “set[s]
forth the Commonwealth’s policy and procedures regarding the provision of
mental health services.” Article III of the act defines the requirements and
limitations on involuntary emergency examination, treatment, and
hospitalization of individuals who present a “clear and present danger to
others.”
That key
phrase is defined as meaning “within the past 30 days the person has inflicted
or attempted to inflict serious bodily harm on another and that there is a
reasonable probability that such conduct will be repeated.” Longtime AMERICAN
FREE PRESS subscriber and supporter Dorene Shutz tipped off this reporter to
Ostrowski’s recent kidnapping.
“He is
awake to the corrupt courts,” she explained. On Aug. 26, this reporter spent
most of the day with Ostrowski, Ms. Shutz, and other mild-mannered patriots at
The Nationalist Times conference, and found all the participants to be
scholarly truth-seekers. None who were present that day could ever be
considered severely mentally ill and in need of involuntary treatment by even
the most incompetent authority, but that says nothing of corrupt authority.
Ostrowski
was born and raised in Lancaster, Pa., attended Millersville University, and
“was in the first graduating class at Widener University” in Harrisburg. “I
trained for several years in the formal legal law firm environment,” he told
AFP.
He soon
discovered, however, that his chosen profession as an “officer of the court”
wasn’t what he thought it might be. “I had been a practicing lawyer until 2010
when I ran into disciplinary issues,” he said, “and, as I distanced myself from
the formal practice and started to look at these things, I started to see that
there really was no basis for the licensing of the practice of law. The
licensing of the practice of law really is an impediment to everybody’s access
to justice, because your attorney is not free to advocate without risking his
or her own property.”
On Aug.
23, Ostrowski filed a motion, attacking what he saw as a corrupt system. “I
filed what is called a motion for declaratory relief,” he explained, “which is
a vehicle that gives you access to have declarations made that certain things
are constitutional, not constitutional, lawful, and unlawful. And I did it to
challenge the basis of the attorney law license. This . . . is a very
significant motion that really would upset the entire judicial structure in
this country.”
Sitting
at his desk on Sept. 19, Ostrowski found out how significant it really was. “I
posted a notice on Facebook and sent out emails notifying people I was going on
Facebook Live and, within 15 minutes of that, the police were at my door.”
Facebook
Live allows a user to broadcast live video streams, requiring nothing more than
a computer with a video camera and a Facebook account.
“I looked
out the front window,” he said, “and there was a cop climbing over my railing
to come around back, so I went around to the back door and locked it, and I
went on Facebook Live. And then somehow, they got a key and they came in with
gloves on and with their tasers pulled, three of them, a female and two males.”
The
webcam captured the interaction between Ostrowski and the police, who entered
his home without his permission. In the video, Ostrowski can be seen asking the
officers to show him their warrant. Viewers see an officer telling him they
have one but then forcingOstrowski from his desk before the video ends.
“They did
not have a proper warrant; they didn’t have any paperwork,” Ostrowski said. “I
had to kind of—as passively as I could—resist them dragging me into an
ambulance and throwing me in without seeing some paperwork.” The short trip
from his house to the ambulance was not without injury.
“I had
bruises and a cut on my wrist from the handcuffs,” he said. AFP asked what
happened next. “I was taken in to the local emergency room where they process
you,” he explained, “and then they sent me to [Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital]
down in the Philadelphia suburbs. That was a horrific experience. It was clear
that the agenda was, as expressed to me by the doctor, to get me on some kind
of pharmaceuticals, and/or, if I refused or resisted, to have me placed
long-term, and do it involuntarily. He specifically advocated for that in the
hearing on Sept. 22.”
They held
him there for seven days, two days longer than Section 302 of the MHPA
ostensibly allows. Eventually a judge signed an order denying any commitment
petition.
“They
basically said I shouldn’t have been there,” explained Ostrowski. AFP asked if
he had any recourse, as the judge’s ruling can’t erase the fact that he had
been kept there against his will for all that time. “Of course, yes,” Ostrowski
said. “This is a gross violation of all my fundamental civil rights. There’s
not one that you can discount from it, [except] maybe cruel and unusual
punishment.” Alarmingly, this wasn’t the first time they came for Ostrowski,
“all directly related,” he believes, “to my advocacy efforts.”
“This is
the third time this year,” he explained. Ostrowski contends that the abuse of
this mental health law to truncate people’s due process rights is a clear
problem.
“This is
why AMERICAN FREE PRESS exists,” he said. “This is why The Nationalist Times exists. This is why you guys
do what you do, because this stuff happens to real folks.”
Want to fight back? Contact the Foundation for Child Victims
of the Family Court Here
Original Article Link http://americanfreepress.net/mental-health-laws-used-to-silence-critic/
Man Arrested For Allegedly 'Marrying' Stepdaughter at Age 12, Holding Her Captive For 19 Years At
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to original article
Man
Arrested For Allegedly 'Marrying' Stepdaughter at Age 12, Holding Her Captive
For 19 Years At
Deborah Hastings
Inside Edition October 9, 2017
An arrest has been
made in the strange saga of a woman who told FBI agents her stepdad had
kidnapped her at age 12 and held her captive for 19 years.
Henri Michele Piette,
62, was arrested last week in Mexico and extradited to Oklahoma, where he was
charged with rape, child abuse and other offenses, The Oklahoman reported.
Rosalynn Michelle
McGinnis, now 33, said she was able to escape last year from a filthy tent with
eight of her nine children. She made her way to a U.S. Embassy, investigators
said in court documents, the paper reported.
Her eldest child is
grown and escaped before her, she said. They have since been reunited, she
said.
In an interview with People magazine, McGinnis said she was speaking
publicly because “I want the world to know. I want him to be stopped and I want
justice to be served.”
She was beaten with a
baseball bat, raped, stabbed, shot and choked unconscious during nearly two
decades with Piette, she said.
He has been charged in
Wagoner County. He “married” her in a van after kidnapping her from school, she told investigators.
Her mother had left Piette because he beat her and the mom and daughter were
living in a women’s shelter, McGinnis said.
McGinnis and Piette’s
children were dragged across states including Texas, Montana and Arizona,
according to FBI agents.
Ultimately, they
landed in Mexico, where they lived in a tent in a remote village.
After 19 years of
abuse, and recovering from a crude surgery to remove her gallbladder, McGinnis
decided it was now or never.
“I knew that if I
didn’t get out of there,” she told the magazine. “I’d either go insane or I
would end up dying and leaving my kids with that man.”
Back in the U.S.,
McGinnis has been working the JAYC Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit began by
Jaycee Dugard, who was abducted at age 11 in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., before
she was rescued after 18 years.
She also has been
helped by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
“It took a lot of
courage. It took a lot of bravery,” Robert Lowery, vice president of missing children for the organization, told the
publication.
“She wasn’t only
concerned for herself,” he said, “but for her children.”
Want to fight back? Contact the Foundation for Child Victims
of the Family Court Here
Man accused of raping 12-year-old girl given joint custody of her child
Man
accused of raping 12-year-old girl given joint custody of her child
Christopher
Mirasolo
SANILAC COUNTY, Mich. — A Michigan man who allegedly raped a
girl when she was 12 years old and got her pregnant has been given joint
custody of her child.
Christopher Mirasolo, 27, is accused of raping the victim and
getting her pregnant in September 2008, according to The
Detroit News. He was 18 and she was 12.
The victim’s attorney, Rebecca Kiessling, says Mirasalo lured
the victim, her 13-year-old sister and a friend into his car and took them to a
vacant home in Michigan and held them captive for two days before releasing
them.
Inside the home, Mirasolo forcibly raped and threatened to kill
the victim, Kiessling says.
Mirasolo was arrested a month later and sentenced to one year in
jail for attempted third-degree criminal sexual conduct. He served roughly half
the time before he was released to care for his sick mother.
In 2010, Mirasolo was convicted of the assault of another child
and given four years in jail.
According to The Detroit News, after a paternity test showed
Mirasolo was the father, he was given parenting time and joint custody of the
child.
Now, the victim is seeking protection under the federal Rape
Survivor Child Custody Act.
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