A cash cow for the court

Black Americans are creating their own media.

It may not always be as polished as CNN, but it’s more honest and it’s more relevant to what’s actually impacting people’s lives.

Do you ever see new coverage about the massive abuses that take place in Family Court every day all over the country?

If you’ve aware of this system, have you ever given thought to why it’s operated the way it is?

Just like in Ferguson, MO and thousands of other places in the US where “law enforcement” is run as a revenue generation scheme, Family Courts are run on the same principles with children as the victims.

One of the realities of so-called Family Court is that a judge becomes the person who decides the fate of of your children – not you and not
you spouse.

If you’re a man – black, white, or in between – that’s bad news and it’s bad news for children and this video shows why.

“Courts cannot enter the realm of family unless there is a compelling state interest”

Why do we give courts the right to rule family life?

The US Constitution explicitly bans it.

But it happens all the time.

How?

In many states, the minute you file for divorce, you are starting a lawsuit and once you do that you give the court the power to regulate your family’s actions.

Every agreement does not have to be a court order – unless the courts get involved and once the courts get involved, the families lose the ability to make their own decisions and regulate themselves.

Part Two: The Sandra Grazzini-Rucki case

If he’s guilty, hang him, but…

I’ve never been a fan of Bill Cosby. Something about him has always rubbed me the wrong way.

That said, there’s something very odd about the case against him and the unanimity of the news media.

Also strange is the fairly large number of “victims” who have withdrawn their stories and disappeared from the media spotlight…after their stories were investigated, found to be improbable, or downright falsifications.

The media seems to lose interest in these people as soon as their stories fall apart.

More:

Abysmal ignorance

For the overwhelming majority of human history, the simple cannabis plant has been a source of food and medicine.

Only 20th and now early 21st century America feels that that it’s so “dangerous” it has to be controlled and people have to be severely punished for possessing it.

This would be a joke were the consequences not so tragic.

Prison is supposed to be for violent and dangerous people. Not sick people who seek and discover non-pharmaceutical treatments for serious diseases.

This is as ignorant and pointlessly cruel set of laws as any people have ever created and enforced in all human history.

McCulloch sued for failure as a prosecutor

It’s nearly common knowledge that the Ferguson prosecutor Robert McCulloch allowed witnesses to testify whose credibility was questionable.

The outrage sparked by the failure to indict former officer Darren Wilson is certainly common knowledge.

One juror believes that the prosecutor purposefully framed the jury so as to ensure Michael Brown wouldn’t get his day of justice, and is thereby suing McCulloch.

This whole fiasco speaks volumes about the failure of our judicial system and the merging of interests, to the people’s detriment, between the executive and judicial branches.