Comments on: Sovereign Citizen Sentenced for Filing False Liens

By: New Media Manager

New Media Manager — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 15:01:47 +0000

This is Scott, New Media Manager here at SPLC. I apologize for the stoppage in approving comments over the last few days. We’re back on track and will be moderating more frequently.!

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 08 Jun 2013 22:15:38 +0000

I salute the sovereign citizen. We all need to follow his example in order to resist this corrupt police state cop infested country we live in. These pathetic individuals who run it deserve what they get.

By: Dr. Kenneth Tennant

Dr. Kenneth Tennant — Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:22:26 +0000

What we (USA) have here, is a failure to communicate. Because we elect predators or parasites as politicians we have stuck-on stupid policies, like the “War On Drugs.” TOBACCO kills 1200 Americans each day, but the prison population is mostly marijuana “offenders.” ??? Richard M. Nixon aka “tricky Dick” commissioned a study on marijuana. When it was discovered that Cannabis oil (marijuana extract) is a CURE for CANCER, they rushed to protect their special corporate interests with Big Pharma etc and banned it at the cost of all that is good for the benefit of the filthy lying rich as those retards that love to exercise an abusive sense of domination over others. You Tube: Lawless America. ps: I like the scene in Walk The Line when Jonny Cash visits the prison…

By: aadila

aadila — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 14:51:08 +0000

Good point, Erika. What I am worried about in terms of the status quo is that anyone at all in prison who speaks out about, tries to organize resistence to, or somehow makes any noise about their mistreatment while in custody can be locked away in solitary indefinitely without proof. These are not always people in prison for violent crime, but simply jailhouse lawyers or charismatic prisoners organizing a hunger strike, or otherwise rocking the boat.

This is often done via “gang association” accusations which are ex-judicial proceedings carried out behind closed doors without the presence of a lawyer. Mind you we are talking about a penalty which is more severe than that for assaulting a prison guard, because with gang association there is no getting out of solitary. They are simply locked away and inaccessible, with letters censored, no visits from family, and essentially isolated from human contact forever.

The few times these cases have gone to court, the judge usually adheres to the rule of any evidence, which can amount to the prison officials stating the person in solitary is a prison gang member. When prison officials have fabricated evidence, no suits filed by prisoners have been won as far as I am aware. In fact, there is very little a prisoner in the United States can do to revindicate any human or civil right. It might as well be the Spanish Inquisition, given the prevalence of torture, rape, and failure to treat medical conditions.

By: concernedcitizen

concernedcitizen — Sun, 02 Jun 2013 22:56:07 +0000

Erika they are idiots and it’s as though someone woke up and decided to sell a whole bag of stupid and much to everyone’s surprise they were waiting in line to buy their share.

By: Erika

Erika — Fri, 31 May 2013 19:08:56 +0000

i don’t have sufficient information to know exactly what this law is, but i’m a bit worried that a criminal law against filing “frivolous” law suits for prisoners could be seriously abused especially given that the Prison Litigation Reform Act already gives ample governmental authority to stop frivolous claims.

oh and just when i think that i have seen the silliest item on a prior record, i see “flying an airplane without a license” – seriously??? who would actually think of doing such a thing since airplanes tend to fall out of the sky and kill people.

that seems about as intelligent of a crime as having a pack of unlicensed rabid pitbulls in your house.