Re: Rights Crimes Committed Violating USC, Title 18, Chap. 1

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Dear Steven,

Read your message. My immediate thought is that perhaps
you should file a suit for against the U.S. Government for
violation of your Civil Rights. Then at least they would
come into court and respond that they had the right to do
what they were doing by such and such a statute. You would
at least be able to read the statute and would know why they
were doing what they are doing and by what provision of law
they had a right to do if. Most Federal courts put out forms
for filinig Civil Rights lawsuits. All you have to do is fill
in the blanks. If you can't find one in your hometown, call
me, and I will send you one. Best of luck!

Sincerely,

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA

On 5/23/03, Steven Blonske wrote:
> I have just received information from an overseas source
> that I was blacklisted from being able to communicate with
> my family by the U.S. Government or their agents.
>
> This blacklisting has been done by:
>
> 1. Refusing long distance service between myself and family
> both overseas (Japan) and within United States Borders.
>
> 2. Denying my E-mail to my family both overseas and within
> United States Borders by the use of "BLACKHOLE Servers"
> Run by the United States Government's Internet Authority
> the IANA. (BLACKHOLE Servers wee originally intended for
> those that SPAM or people. In 6 years of internet use I
> have sent on or about 200 E-mail Letters Total)
>
> The denial of communication with family is based on
> (By myself being an Eastern Orthodox Christian and
> the Majority of my Family Being Roman Catholic)
> Having a religious faith that is not commensurate to
> the President's "Good Christian" standards "That ONLY
> Protestants are Good Christians and for being a witness
> and informant against Narcotics Traffickers who are
> favored by the present administration and several corrupt
> police and political figures.
>
> I am looking for assistance in prosecuting these crimes
> under United States Code, Title 18, Part I, Chapter 13,
> Sections 241, 242, and 247.
>
> Can Anybody Help?
>
> If so; reply via E-Mail and give a full address.
>
> Sincerely and Respectfully,
>
> Steve Blonske
> BS - Engineering
> MS - Institutional/Industrial Management

Re: Rights Crimes Committed Violating USC, Title 18, Chap. 1, 8/13/04, by Mike Hunt.

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