PATTERN OF OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
AND CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
BY JUSTICES OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT
Starting in the early 1980s, Supreme Court justices knew that
federal judges were:
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Repeatedly blocking former federal agents from reporting
corrupt, criminal, and even subversive activities that were being reported to a
federal judge under the mandatory requirements of the federal crime reporting
statute,
Title 18 U.S.C.
§ 4,
and failed to act, even though they had supervisory responsibilities over
federal judges.
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Repeatedly blocked these reports
being made to them, which they must also receive under the federal crime
reporting statute.
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Repeatedly violating the rights
and protections guaranteed under the laws and Constitution of the United States
against former federal agent Rodney Stich. The violations were dual efforts to
block Stich from reporting and exposing the criminal activities that he and a
group of other former government agents sought to report.
The Supreme Court Justices chronology of involvement was as
follows:
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Aiding and abetting the obstruction of justice by Ninth
Circuit district and appellate judges who refused to receive information
and documentation of corruption in the FAA and NTSB that continued to play
causative or permissive roles in a series of ongoing airline crashes that
federal air safety inspector Rodney Stich discovered and documented. The
first examples of Supreme Court Justices' cover-ups, and direct
involvement, occurred
in the late 1970s.
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As the legal process was used to halt Stich's exposure
activities, including massive violations of
California
and federal laws and constitution as part of a scheme initiated by a
CIA-front law firm in San Francisco.
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From 1986 to the present date, Supreme Court Justices
aided and abetted the tactics by federal judges that prevented reporting
of criminal
and subversive activities.
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From 1986 to the present date federal judges have
engaged in such major criminal and civil rights violations as:
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Rendering orders permanently terminating the legal and
constitutional due process right to file papers in federal courts, which
terminated for Stich all defenses against the onslaught of major civil
rights violations and great personal and financial harm, and prevented the
reporting of criminal activities as required by Title 18 U.S.C.
§ 4.
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Sentencing a former government agent to prison on a
criminal contempt of court charge for having attempted to report criminal
activities in government offices and for exercising federal defenses to
halt great personal and financial harm arising from massive violations of
state and federal laws.
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Issuing unlawful and unconstitutional orders inflicting
great harm and then issuing orders barring the exercise of federal
defenses.
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Seizing and liquidating $10 million in assets,
unlawfully and unconstitutionally, and then issuing orders barring the
filing of any objections; and when objections were filed, they were
unlawfully unfiled and Stich was charged with criminal contempt of court
for exercising this right.
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And much more.
THE
CONSEQUENCES
The series of actions by many
federal judges have caused, or enabled to occur, great
harm to major national issues, including the following:
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Enabled to continue the corrupt, criminal, and even subversive
activities that Stich and a group of other former government agents sought
to report.
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Enabled to
continue the blowback or direct consequences of the
criminal activities that were blocked from being reported.
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The harm in
the aviation area, including years of preventable airline disasters, the
most recent occurring on 9/11.
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Corrupting the federal courts, spreading this corruption throughout
government, the courts, and society, especially the legal fraternity.
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corrupt activities that continue to inflict great harm upon the people and
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