Topics of Interest
This page contains an assortment of information which may include discussions directly relating to my circumstances and the judiciary or to other more generalized yet interesting information. Some sections are longer than others but nonetheless contain factual and verifiable information appropriate to the discussion. As these are my personal writings I do not claim that they are free of biases but I hope to convey useful insights, attempting to remain balanced by being truthful and honest throughout.
I plan on expanding upon this section as the site and organization develop.
My Special Relationship with Colorado
I came to Colorado for the outdoors but the State had other interests...
The Importance of the Fourteenth Amendment in Relation to the Insurrection Act
The Fourteenth Amendment was put in place after the Civil War to protect the slaves in a court of law. Its importance can be better understood by considering it is one of few ways in which the President may invoke the Insurrection Act and mobilize military forces domestically.
Considerations on Columbine
I reached out to Columbine High School as a torture victim at the hands of law enforcement within the state that the shooting occurred.
Obesity in the United States: How big does a problem have to be before it becomes recognized as a problem?
When an epidemic goes unaddressed does it still inflict harm upon a population?
Are We Going to Have to Water Board the Members of the Water Boards?
The use of torture on domestic citizens residing within the United States has been declared open game by the Jefferson County Sheriff. Should they expand the use of water boarding (as well as other forms of torture) to those who have mismanaged the nation's critically valuable natural resources?
Judicial Corruption and the Affluenza Kid
Remember when the word affluence used to be associated with positive connotations? This section is meant to contrast my experience with the judicial system with that of Ethan Couch. - Still in development
Pervasive Propaganda: The Truth Behind the Media?
Forget the words 'fake news' and remember the word propaganda. I've reached out to around a dozen news organizations, both local and national, without any willingness to investigate these complaints though there is ample and sufficient proof. - Still in development
My Special Relationship with Colorado
As I am continually working towards addressing these issues I continue to learn about law and I stumbled across another interesting bit of information: To my understanding the State of Colorado created what is referred to as a special relationship with me by violating my Fourteenth Amendment right to due process of law while I was being incarcerated by inflicting harm upon me (torture). To my knowledge, this means that the federal government is required to provide basic necessities and protection from state-inflicted harm or neglect.
The Importance of the Fourteenth Amendment in relation to the Insurrection Act
The Insurrection Act was originally signed into law in 1807 and was meant to replace earlier Militia Act laws which authorize the United States President to deploy military units domestically. Though constitutional law (Posse Comitatus Act) explicitly forbids many domestic military and policing operations, the strategic use of military personnel in contravention to normal governing principles was meant to be used to suppress revolts or enforce laws that are not being properly applied. This includes when a citizen is being deprived of their constitutional rights (especially including the Fourteenth Amendment) if/when State authorities fail to protect them or are purposefully depriving that citizen of their rights.
As my Fourteenth Amendment right to due process of law was violated and the State of Colorado has been unwilling to act to correct for this violation, the federal government has a duty to enforce constitutional law within the territories it governs as defined in Article Two of the constitution. This duty is clearly enunciated, defined, and mandates that the President “take care that the laws be faithfully executed” and federal employees are also sworn to defend and protect the constitution of the United States. As the State of Colorado has not only been unwilling to recognize my Fourteenth Amendment rights as defined within the constitution, but has also openly and wantonly inflicted harm upon me by torturing me while I was in its care, the federal government should be bound to protect me personally. This is both because the State created what is defined as a special relationship with me (inflicted harm upon me when in custody) and also because the federal government has a duty to correct for the non-enforcement of my constitutional rights as a citizen by the State of Colorado.
Considerations on Columbine
I directly approached Columbine High School to discuss how I was tortured by law enforcement within the state, how the school shooting was used by the propaganda networks and politicians to push police militarization, and how the lack of effectiveness of the officers who responded on the day of the incident (unpreparedness, cowardice) seems to have been more important intervening factors on the day of the incident rather than not having appropriate weaponry. I vocalized the hypocrisy of using a school shooting to accomplish a political agenda (police militarization) which then resulted in an incidence of torture within the state where that shooting took place. To my knowledge, they have not demanded justice from law enforcement regarding the circumstances in which I find myself.
Obesity in the United States: How big does a problem have to be before it becomes recognized as a problem?
The United States is one of the most unhealthy countries that has existed as a nation in the history of the world. In 1950 10% of Americans were obese while currently 42% are obese, 10% morbidly obese, and over 70% overweight. Childhood obesity statistics are at around 30% obesity. Law enforcement is also one of the most obese professions in the United States with nearly 40.7% of officers obese. Citizens should question the ability for obese officers to perform their duty properly. Obesity is statically correlated with low intelligence. Historically, such obesity statistics are unprecedented.
Judicial Corruption and the Affluenza Kid
This section is still in development.
Pervasive Propaganda: The Truth Behind the Media?
This section is to discuss my interactions with news organizations and their nonresponses when made aware of an incidence of torture within the United States
Are We Going to Have to Water Board the Members of the Water Boards?
The southwest has been experiencing severe drought for decades. Governmental mismanagement has exacerbated the misuse and overuse of one of the nation's most critical resources: water. Is the United States Government willing to roll out an expansion of the domestic use of torture to address this and other pressing issues?