Letters to the Editor Re: Robert
H. Outman, Prisoner P-79939
Great
reply when you said, "machianography [neologism] to defend the honor of
the motherland. It's called denial."
Yeah,
you are right. Well said. Absolutely well said, had to look
up those $10 words to figure out the meaning, but I got it now.
Charles
Dickens said that the Quaker penitentiary was "cruel and wrong"
and that "this slow and daily tampering with the mysteries of the brain,
to be immeasurably worse than any torture of the body."
http://hubpages.com/politics/AmericanPrison
—Ptosis
![15x15 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x15_Page_Background.gif) Greetings Sam:
....
As I read through your feedback section, I was quite blown away about all
the comments concerning the condom dispenser in "Anybody's Guess."
[April
issue, page 1] It would seem there are more people (and prisons)
experiencing the same issues. I love the feedback, myself.
....
It seems this institution did not stop with the dispenser. Now, there
is a higher stainless steel "privacy" wall in our showers so that non-showering
people can't gawk at the transgenders' boobs. Seriously. Apparently,
it is okay to take a gander to your left or right once you're in there
but, no peeking from outside....
I
thank you for the new April issue that you sent me. Now, my dad can
have the non-coffee stained — donut spooged version.
My
dad has retained a couple of lawyers to dig into my [case information
omitted] case and now, suddenly, out of the blue, the judge decided
to reopen my case to "have another look". This is the same guy who
denied the same case two months ago. They assigned a public pretender
and then notified me. I think dad is going to have his lawyer take
over. It makes me wonder. Perhaps a couple of lawyers poking
around the courthouse and into my records got the DA (or judge) thinking
that they better have another look-see. What do you think?
Wish me luck. It could be good, or nothing, but they can't give me
more
time....
I
hope you are well, my friend.... Keepin' it real bro,
—Robert, of Soledad, California Some Important
Things to Know About the U.S. Constitution Sam Aurelius Milam III Introduction
There
are some clauses in the U.S. constitution that most people don't seem to
have noticed. If they noticed the clauses, then they don't seem to
have understood their importance. In my opinion, those clauses are
among the most important clauses in the entire document. They address
citizenship, constitutionality, the Supreme Law of the Land, and the status
of the states.
![5x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/5x5_Page_Background.gif) Citizenship
| All
persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the
State wherein they reside....—from Amendment 14, Section 1 <underline added> | |
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Jurisdiction
means power and control. In the government schools, they taught us
that the citizens control the government. In fact, citizens are under
the jurisdiction (power and control) of the government. Thus, they
cannot control it. Instead, they are controlled by it. That
being the case, citizenship differs from slavery only if it is voluntary.
It seems to me that citizenship isn't voluntary. Instead, it's a
prerequisite to everything that people need to do, making it, in effect,
mandatory. I believe that U.S. citizenship is an unrecognized form
of slavery.
![5x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/5x5_Page_Background.gif) Constitutionality
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The
only valid test of the constitutionality of legislation is that it was
deemed, at the time and by the members of the Congress, to be necessary
and proper. The only restriction is that the legislation enables
the execution of some power that's vested in the government, by the U.S.
constitution, including powers added by amendments. Any other effect
of any such legislation is irrelevant. Concerns about constitutionality,
beyond the "necessary and proper" consideration, are irrelevant.
The clause provides a legislative carte blanche.
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