Dont Bother Me: Im Coon Huntin © By Alton H. Maddox, Jr. (Attorney-at-War) The first narrative in 100 Years of Lynching was about Coweta County, Georgia. This lynching gave Dr. W.E.B. DuBois a new perspective on white supremacy but it would take a long time for it to sink in. At the time, he was a professor at Atlanta University. The term picnic arose out of this lynching. It was a picnic. The victim was like Dred Scott. He was demanding his hard-earned wages. Growing up in Coweta County, I remember crackers driving around in pick-up trucks with gun racks on their rear windows and racially-derogatory tags on their front bumpers. Cracker, for them, is a term of endearment. President Jimmy Carter concurs. Georgia law required only one tag on a vehicle and it should be placed below the trunk. The tag on the front of the vehicle would read: Dont Bother Me: I’m Coon Huntin. All of Benjamin Crumps clients, like all of us, are considered as “coons. Hunting season is 24-7. Thousands of hooded Klansmen had a March on Washington” in 1925. They opposed Cong. Dyers federal anti-lynching bill. The KKK is now acting under color of law. Rev. Al Sharpton attended Tilden High School in Brooklyn. It was named after racist Gov. Samuel Tilden of New York. In 1877, Tilden became known for the problem that we are still suffering from today. It has handcuffed President Barack Obama and it has made me a victim of judicial bullying which is now supported by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Sharptons job, in league with the white media, is to divert attention away from the culprits and take free speech out of the streets. I may still be practicing law today if I had not defied the Compromise of 1877. The enactment of our civil rights legislation lasted for only a decade. See, Civil Rights Act of 1866. The U.S. Justice Department was established in 1870 to put a brake on them. Whites enjoy natural rights. The descendants of enslaved Africans, on December 13, 2014, will be re-certifying, in D.C., their status as second-class citizens. This class originally was certified in 1857 and it was re-certified in 1896 when the U.S. Supreme Court duped and spooked us. Dred Scott was dictum. Plessy v. Ferguson was a judicial fallacy. Ferguson, the respondent in the U.S. Supreme Court, was related to the namesake for Ferguson, MO. Plessy v. Ferguson has revived racial classifications. Nothing is coincidental. It is no accident that Michael Brown was assassinated in Missouri, the home of Dred Scott. The real date for protest is the 123rd anniversary of the Bill of Rights, December 15, 2014. All eyes should be on this date and NYS Attorney General Eric Schneiderman should be asked to explain why a grand jury, in Richmond County, NY was given slave instructions like in People v. John White. Schneiderman has authority over grand juries, special prosecutors and the administration of justice. He should start by extirpating judicial gerrymandering. Public Advocate Letitia James is purportedly seeking a court order to unseal the grand jury transcripts in Garner. As Democrats, they should share the same mission. This is why, through a letter to Chief Administrative Judge Fern Fisher of the Supreme Court - Civil Branch in Manhattan that, NYS Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and NYC Public Advocate Letitia James were asked to show cause on December 15, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at the Manhattan Civil Court about the general enforcement of the Bill of Rights in New York. Blacks must start knocking on the right door, talking to the right people and asking the right questions. Their offices should be flooded with e-mails over this week-end. It is cheaper than going to D.C. and financing our own oppression. This legal revolution will start with your computer and your telephone. Calling all families, friends, neighbors and co-workers about these public officials being in Manhattan Civil Court is a start. Public officials should love the public. They do at polling sites. The above-mentioned efforts should arise from a grassroots movement. To give legs to those demands, calls should be made to the NYS Attorney General at: (212) 416-8000 and the New York Public Advocate at (212) 669-7200 to personally appear in Manhattan Civil Court on Monday at 2:00 p.m. Demands should also be made on all elected officials and public officials by phone or on the internet: the office of NYS Attorney General at ag.ny.gov/questions-comments-attorney-general-eric-t-schneiderman and the office of NYC Public advocate at: [email protected]. Visit WWW.REINSTATEALTONMADDOX.COM for my political and legal writings. IMPORTANT NOTICE For more than two decades, several thousand persons have received my invaluable, writings on politics, law and military science, free of any cost, even though the fixed costs to publish them including research, writing, editing and publishing have exceeded over Twenty-five Hundred Dollars monthly. There is also now a need to upgrade equipment, legal literature and software and to resume the practice of law as the private attorney general without “judicial bullying.” “Freedom is not free.” No one should ride the back of another person. This is an accounting principle. Make contributions for a free and educational press and for a legal defense fund for the U.S. Supreme Court to redress an odious grievance and provide an emergency, legal defense fund for Tawana Brawley and Ramsey Orta only to: Friends of Alton Maddox P.O. Box 35 Bronx, NY 10471 12/13/14
Posted on: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 18:13:37 +0000
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