CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT

Join the Class Action Lawsuit.

The purpose of this lawsuit is to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to issue a definitive ruling on four matters:


Do the People have an unalienable, First Amendment Right to Petition their elected representatives in the Executive and Legislative Branches for Redress of Grievances regarding abuses of their taxing, war-making, debt-incurring and police powers?

Does the People’s Right to Petition for Redress of Grievances include the Right to have those Petitions heard and honestly answered?

Does the Right to Petition for Redress include the Right to withhold taxes until the government hears and answers the Petition?

Does the Right to Petition protect petitioners from government Retaliation?

If, in "America", Government is "of the people, by the people, and for the people", then perhaps what we've been up against is that in the "United States" it may be that government is 'of the bankers, by the bankers, and for the bankers'; i.e., the Federal Reserve.

Perhaps this suit is what is needed to clarify the underlying issues of jurisdiction that have led to this confusion.

From the Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Sunday, June 29, 2003

From Allen Hacker - Recommended reading:

'Democracy:' It's a threat to our republic - By David P. Shreiner.

The Best Democracy Money Can Buy

Posted by Allen Hacker on his blog:

"Greg Palast has started a blog on his home page.

Palast is the author of The Best Democracy Money Can Buy, the truth about corporate cons, globalization, and high-finance fraudsters.

Although he's an American, he's a journalist for British outlets BBC Television and The Guardian's Observer, because the American controlled press won't publish his stuff.

So, he has started blogging to side-step the censorship."

Use of Fly Ash.

STATEMENT OF DANTE J. PICCIANO - Army for a Clean Environment, Inc. July 10, 2003 BEFORE THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATIVE AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AND CONSERVATION COMMITTEE

" . . . We are opposed to the mixing of fly ash with hazardous New York Harbor sludge and dumping the toxic mixture into unlined stripping pits in Pennsylvania and calling the project the beneficial use of fly ash.

"We believe that the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has a coordinated plan with the state legislatures of New York and New Jersey to mix fly ash with NY-NJ harbor sludge and to dump the toxic mixture into stripping pits throughout the Commonwealth. . . . "

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"The first truckload of toxic sludge leaves Fort Mifflin and the poisoning of Tamaqua and the State of Pennsylvania begins."

(November 2002)

"Climbing aboard one of the trucks that, starting today, will haul dredge material to Tamaqua are, from left, U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa.; U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa.; and Manuel N. Stamatakis, chairman of the Delaware River Port Authority." (Shawn A. Hessinger Photo)

"Why are you here?"

" . . . (A) perfect fusion of educational content, conscientious activism and 'entertainment!'

This song, "What Would You Do?" takes under 3 min. to download, and presents a sane and extremely enlightened perspective (albeit somewhat scurrilously, according to the rap convention) on our current national predicament under the genocidalists and corporate criminals currently posing as our political overlords. Hopefully, this trend will overtake public acquiescence toward totalitarian legislation & deter certain power-gluttons & traitorous warmongers from perpetrating similar "terrorist" incidents in the very near future!"

--Regards, Russ