If a person experiences injustice and they do nothing to make a change, they are as guilty as the individual or group that caused the injustice. Because they allowed it to happen to someone else.

Carl Sagan stated:“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” Without extraordinary evidence, extraordinary claims are possibly nothing more than falsehoods concealing a motive. If our nation’s courts are allowed to be fueled by extraordinary claims and not extraordinary evidence, our nation’s justice system will devolve into nothing more than the executive wing of that day’s social politics. […]

When dealing with corruption in the court system or a failure to enforce the law by local police departments, you have to articulate yourself and all available evidence, so there is a complete elimination of political bias, cultural bias, and personal bias in the justice process. When you align evidence of others’ actions in parallel […]

There is one Judicial constant that I believe to be true. The innocent pursue the Law the guilty run from it. What I have learned from the ignorant and the deceitful, they will keep marching proudly in the direction they desire because their arrogance allows them to falsely believe they can pay the bill.

A political party is nothing more than a group of people that have agreed on which direction they want to manipulate the constitution of their Republic.