New York City: National Headquarters for the KKK © By Alton H Maddox, Jr. (“Attorney-at-War”) This is fact. It is not hype. Although the Ku Klux Klan was organized in a lawyer’s office in Pulaski, TN on December 24, 1865 to resist the Thirteenth Amendment and Reconstruction, in the Confederate States, its national headquarters was in the Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan. This move to establish a national headquarters in New York City was in full blossom in 1873. Masons was a cover for the KKK. See also law enforcement agencies and fire departments. The Reconstruction amendments had all been ratified by1870. The U.S. Justice Department had been established in 1870 but, in 1867, the U.S. Supreme Court had ruled that a citizen, who had committed treason by being a member of the Confederate States of America, could head the Justice Department. The last piece of the puzzle was the Compromise of 1877 to withdraw any federal protections from newly-freed Blacks. Former Gov. Samuel Tilden of New York had drafted and pushed it. Attorney General Eric Holder is beholden to it. White supremacy is also a business. Chief Justice Roger Taney ruled in Dred Scott that “no Negro has any rights that a white man is bound to respect.” The Compromise of 1877 changed this tune. Now, no Black person has rights that a federal or a state government must enforce unless it is a “civil right” in a civil lawsuit for “hush money.” White supremacy in New York did not start with the KKK. The English Conquest ushered in an unrelenting philosophy of white supremacy and the road to Gracie Mansion started with volunteer firefighters that produced, among others, Mayor Fernando Wood, a Confederate sympathizer, who discounted Black votes through the use of the NYPD. Wood was pro-slavery, in part, because of New York City’s dependence on the cotton trade. The South needed cotton to trade with Great Britain. New York was in a Catch-22. This was a matter of having your cake and eating it also. The North needed the South to trade with it. Today, Black businesses have this problem. Boss Tweed was the most infamous of these volunteer firefighters. Black Joke Engine Company no. 33 helped spawn the draft riots of July 1863. Many of these fire companies sought to protect property while they vehemently opposed the draft and fomented rioting and arson. This led President Abraham Lincoln to keep one eye on New York City while he was waging Civil War in the South. Two hundred years before the KKK had been formed in Tennessee, white supremacists had already stripped our ancestors of their property including the African Burial Ground. The value of this property in lower Manhattan and the corresponding interest would easily give rise to a one trillion dollar trust fund if descendants of enslaved Africans would demand reparations from New York. Black Democrats enrolled in the United Colored Democracy which was controlled by the Democratic Party. Black voters received no benefits from voting other than, belatedly, putting a “few Black faces in low places” with no power. Some Blacks could be seen. None could be heard. Before 1980, Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau, “the sheriff of Wall Street,” informed me, in the presence of leading Blacks that the Compromise of 1877 was still in effect in New York. I should keep my nose clean and not upset New York’s plantation system. I started doing intense research on Black lawyers after I was “bullied” out of the courtroom. I personally saw the demise of Justice Bruce Wright and the rise of Judge William Booth who fronted as an anti-apartheid activist while monitoring Black activism in the legal profession. Judge Booth, as head of the Brooklyn disciplinary committee, ruled that I had committed a cardinal sin; that is, refusing to obey the state’s attorney general to the detriment of my client. By forming the Freedom Party in May 1994, I tested the right of Blacks to enjoy political representation. In October 1994, I had an opportunity to personally attend and witness the trial in Albany Federal Court of the Libertarian Party which had failed to meet the threshold of 15,000 signatures for ballot access to the gubernatorial race. Mayor Giuliani had successfully challenged the Freedom Party in state court. The New York State Board of Election commented on the political efforts of Jitu Weusi and Joseph Mack to form Black, political parties. In open court, state officials testified that all Blacks in New York had to be political pawns of the Democratic Party. This explains the “failures” of Weusi and Mack. Before I was barred from all courtrooms in New York, I was able to convince Judge Albert Koch to give me the “snitch list” of the New York Police Department. He ruled, without precedent, that I had produced enough evidence to get the list. This was a major victory On appeal, the intermediate appellate court in Brooklyn ruled that the disclosure of this list would prevent the NYPD from keeping a firm grip on the Black community. The list is exhaustive. Thus, no Black organization should be trusted to be free of snitches. By 1994, I was also testing the limits of censorship in the tri-state area. Acting on behalf of the Anti-Defamation League, Minoo Southgate sought to enter the Slave Theater to keep an eye on Black speakers. Her prime suspects were Dr. John Henrik Clarke and “Dr. Ben.” Giuliani backed her. During slavery, whites had to be present at all “Negro” assemblies. The city’s human rights agency ruled that the Slave Theater could exist only if it were placed in exile. No media coverage would be permitted of the Slave Theater. I had to virtually stand solo to even get this unconstitutional ruling. The last nail in the coffin was the Freedom Party in 2010. I had to invest all personal and pension funds to force New York to admit that voting for independent Blacks was an “an exercise in futility.” When the Freedom Party met all of the requirements to gain ballot access, New York State inexplicably lost 190,000 votes and it made no effort to statistically reconstruct the statewide voting irregularities in 2010. The more things change, the more they remain the same. In 1982, Mario Cuomo became the governor. He admitted that the Black vote put him in office but he noted that Blacks had voted against Mayor Ed Koch and not for him. Thus, he had a right to appoint an all-white cabinet. He owed Blacks zero. Twenty years later, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is on record for supporting the Women’s Equality Agenda but not supporting the Black Agenda which only seeks to overthrow Dred Scott and the Compromise of 1877. Gov. Andrew Cuomo will not overthrow Dred Scott but this will not stop Blacks from rushing to the polls in droves on November 4, 2014 as though their very lives depended on it. I have spent the last forty years investing everything in Blacks. Nonetheless, only white supremacists can get Blacks moving in New York. My people, unlike Blacks in Ferguson, MO, are unable to connect the dots and think outside the box. Reconstruction has passed by Blacks in New York once again. I admire the work of Ken Thompson, District Attorney of Kings County, in seeking reversals of some wrongful convictions in Kings County but wrongful convictions is a statewide problem and it requires a statewide institution to arrest it. Kings County is one of sixty-two counties. No one should expect the Democratic Party to do it. This problem was started in the seventeenth century and it has been compounded by a “merger of powers” doctrine to keep descendants of enslaved Africans in check (no balance). This is a government conspiracy. It is fueled by Wall Street (money) and the KKK (politics). For more than two decades, several thousand persons have received my invaluable, writings on law and military science, free of any cost, even though the fixed costs to publish them including research, writing, editing and publishing have exceeded over Twenty-five Hundred Dollars monthly. There is also now a need to upgrade equipment, legal literature and software and to resume the practice of law as the private attorney general without “judicial bullying.” Make contributions for a free and educational press only to: Friends of Alton Maddox P.O. Box 35 Bronx, NY 10471 10/1/14 New York City: National Headquarters for the KKK © By Alton H Maddox, Jr. (“Attorney-at-War”) This is fact. It is not hype. Although the Ku Klux Klan was organized in a lawyer’s office in Pulaski, TN on December 24, 1865 to resist the Thirteenth Amendment and Reconstruction, in the Confederate States, its national headquarters was in the Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan. This move to establish a national headquarters in New York City was in full blossom in 1873. Masons was a cover for the KKK. See also law enforcement agencies and fire departments. The Reconstruction amendments had all been ratified by1870. The U.S. Justice Department had been established in 1870 but, in 1867, the U.S. Supreme Court had ruled that a citizen, who had committed treason by being a member of the Confederate States of America, could head the Justice Department. The last piece of the puzzle was the Compromise of 1877 to withdraw any federal protections from newly-freed Blacks. Former Gov. Samuel Tilden of New York had drafted and pushed it. Attorney General Eric Holder is beholden to it. White supremacy is also a business. Chief Justice Roger Taney ruled in Dred Scott that “no Negro has any rights that a white man is bound to respect.” The Compromise of 1877 changed this tune. Now, no Black person has rights that a federal or a state government must enforce unless it is a “civil right” in a civil lawsuit for “hush money.” White supremacy in New York did not start with the KKK. The English Conquest ushered in an unrelenting philosophy of white supremacy and the road to Gracie Mansion started with volunteer firefighters that produced, among others, Mayor Fernando Wood, a Confederate sympathizer, who discounted Black votes through the use of the NYPD. Wood was pro-slavery, in part, because of New York City’s dependence on the cotton trade. The South needed cotton to trade with Great Britain. New York was in a Catch-22. This was a matter of having your cake and eating it also. The North needed the South to trade with it. Today, Black businesses have this problem. Boss Tweed was the most infamous of these volunteer firefighters. Black Joke Engine Company no. 33 helped spawn the draft riots of July 1863. Many of these fire companies sought to protect property while they vehemently opposed the draft and fomented rioting and arson. This led President Abraham Lincoln to keep one eye on New York City while he was waging Civil War in the South. Two hundred years before the KKK had been formed in Tennessee, white supremacists had already stripped our ancestors of their property including the African Burial Ground. The value of this property in lower Manhattan and the corresponding interest would easily give rise to a one trillion dollar trust fund if descendants of enslaved Africans would demand reparations from New York. Black Democrats enrolled in the United Colored Democracy which was controlled by the Democratic Party. Black voters received no benefits from voting other than, belatedly, putting a “few Black faces in low places” with no power. Some Blacks could be seen. None could be heard. Before 1980, Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau, “the sheriff of Wall Street,” informed me, in the presence of leading Blacks that the Compromise of 1877 was still in effect in New York. I should keep my nose clean and not upset New York’s plantation system. I started doing intense research on Black lawyers after I was “bullied” out of the courtroom. I personally saw the demise of Justice Bruce Wright and the rise of Judge William Booth who fronted as an anti-apartheid activist while monitoring Black activism in the legal profession. Judge Booth, as head of the Brooklyn disciplinary committee, ruled that I had committed a cardinal sin; that is, refusing to obey the state’s attorney general to the detriment of my client. By forming the Freedom Party in May 1994, I tested the right of Blacks to enjoy political representation. In October 1994, I had an opportunity to personally attend and witness the trial in Albany Federal Court of the Libertarian Party which had failed to meet the threshold of 15,000 signatures for ballot access to the gubernatorial race. Mayor Giuliani had successfully challenged the Freedom Party in state court. The New York State Board of Election commented on the political efforts of Jitu Weusi and Joseph Mack to form Black, political parties. In open court, state officials testified that all Blacks in New York had to be political pawns of the Democratic Party. This explains the “failures” of Weusi and Mack. Before I was barred from all courtrooms in New York, I was able to convince Judge Albert Koch to give me the “snitch list” of the New York Police Department. He ruled, without precedent, that I had produced enough evidence to get the list. This was a major victory On appeal, the intermediate appellate court in Brooklyn ruled that the disclosure of this list would prevent the NYPD from keeping a firm grip on the Black community. The list is exhaustive. Thus, no Black organization should be trusted to be free of snitches. By 1994, I was also testing the limits of censorship in the tri-state area. Acting on behalf of the Anti-Defamation League, Minoo Southgate sought to enter the Slave Theater to keep an eye on Black speakers. Her prime suspects were Dr. John Henrik Clarke and “Dr. Ben.” Giuliani backed her. During slavery, whites had to be present at all “Negro” assemblies. The city’s human rights agency ruled that the Slave Theater could exist only if it were placed in exile. No media coverage would be permitted of the Slave Theater. I had to virtually stand solo to even get this unconstitutional ruling. The last nail in the coffin was the Freedom Party in 2010. I had to invest all personal and pension funds to force New York to admit that voting for independent Blacks was an “an exercise in futility.” When the Freedom Party met all of the requirements to gain ballot access, New York State inexplicably lost 190,000 votes and it made no effort to statistically reconstruct the statewide voting irregularities in 2010. The more things change, the more they remain the same. In 1982, Mario Cuomo became the governor. He admitted that the Black vote put him in office but he noted that Blacks had voted against Mayor Ed Koch and not for him. Thus, he had a right to appoint an all-white cabinet. He owed Blacks zero. Twenty years later, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is on record for supporting the Women’s Equality Agenda but not supporting the Black Agenda which only seeks to overthrow Dred Scott and the Compromise of 1877. Gov. Andrew Cuomo will not overthrow Dred Scott but this will not stop Blacks from rushing to the polls in droves on November 4, 2014 as though their very lives depended on it. I have spent the last forty years investing everything in Blacks. Nonetheless, only white supremacists can get Blacks moving in New York. My people, unlike Blacks in Ferguson, MO, are unable to connect the dots and think outside the box. Reconstruction has passed by Blacks in New York once again. I admire the work of Ken Thompson, District Attorney of Kings County, in seeking reversals of some wrongful convictions in Kings County but wrongful convictions is a statewide problem and it requires a statewide institution to arrest it. Kings County is one of sixty-two counties. No one should expect the Democratic Party to do it. This problem was started in the seventeenth century and it has been compounded by a “merger of powers” doctrine to keep descendants of enslaved Africans in check (no balance). This is a government conspiracy. It is fueled by Wall Street (money) and the KKK (politics). For more than two decades, several thousand persons have received my invaluable, writings on law and military science, free of any cost, even though the fixed costs to publish them including research, writing, editing and publishing have exceeded over Twenty-five Hundred Dollars monthly. There is also now a need to upgrade equipment, legal literature and software and to resume the practice of law as the private attorney general without “judicial bullying.” Make contributions for a free and educational press only to: Friends of Alton Maddox P.O. Box 35 Bronx, NY 10471 10/1/14
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