Onlnie group chat:
1) Joseph Zernik wrote:
As of today, I am able to send, but unable to receive email at my email address: < josephzernik@humanrightsalertngo.org>.
About 6 months ago, service was terminated after some 20 years at my older email address,
The email address at <123456xyz gmail.com="gmail.com"> is still functional both ways.
The email address of another person in Israel, with whom I communicated on December 21, 2012, was blocked by December 25, 2012.
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Joseph Zernik, PhD
Human Rights Alert (NGO)
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< josephzernik@humanrightsalertngo.org>
Sent from "1984" - Iceland-based internet service provider
2) Bob Hurt wrote:
Maybe you should deliver your messages more personally through flash dancing like Pussy Riot. Aren’t they pack of Jewish Russian girls? They invaded a church and did their flash-hymn of protest, and cops eventually arrested them and court convicted them. I don’t think they give a hoot about email. They do their song and dance with burkas on their heads, video record it, and post it on YOUTUBE. It’s a big hit in Russia. But if the group cannot metamorphose their leadership, maybe you could help them with their organization. Then maybe you could get them to start spreading your particular message of government corruption and malfeasance. And I believe America needs a dozen such groups stealing media time with their flamboyant performances.
Yes, JZ, I believe the time has come for you to find a new medium for your protest writings. Can you cast them as song lyrics?
And by the way, WHAT have you done with your action plan. You spend so much time exposing crookedness that you don’t have time to tell your readers what they can do to fix the problem. Clearly, YOU cannot fix it, or you would have by now.
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Bob Hurt
3) Joseph Zernik wrote:
I had a similar idea a long time ago... troops of Brazilian female samba dancers going on tours in the middle east may cause peace to erupt in this difficult region...:)
More to the point. The person, whose email was blocked after talking to me, asked me exactly the same question - about the action plan.
I looked back at the Human Rights Alert 2013 report on the State of Israel. and the relevant section from the exec summary is copied below.
There is more chance to at least try to tackle these issues in Israel than in the United States (the economy of unscale). Here, I managed to inform and discuss the issues in people of good faith of prominent positions in various fields of society, from senior math experts to former minister of justice, to law professors, newspaper writers, editors.
For example, the person, whose email was interrupted after talking with me, is a 95 year old veteran senior government official in sensitive area. Before I talked with him, I warned him that his security clearance may be damaged. It is part of the standards procedure in Israel, since many people that I know or meet may have security clearance of various types. He laughed at me and dismissed the issue, saying it has been too many years that he has nothing to do with the government office he worked for.
It appears that there was concern that I would start a rebellion in the home for the elderly... One rotten apple...
JZ
12-05-10 Human Right Alert's 2013 State of Israel UPR Appendix to Submission:
Integrity, or lack thereof, in the electronic record systems in the courts of the State of Israel
~A court, which refuses to certify its own records, is certified corrupt~
The Human Rights Alert submission is narrowly focused on Integrity, or lack thereof, of the electronic record systems of the Supreme Court, District Courts, and Detainees’ Courts of the State of Israel.
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Conclusions: The findings hold serious implications relative to local socioeconomic trends, banking regulation, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict:
1. The validity of any legal public records, originating in the courts of the State of Israel should be re-assessed;
2. Nations, including but not limited to those, who are parties to the Hague Apostille Convention (1961), should re-assess any faith and credit, given to legal public records originating in the courts of the State of Israel;
3. Attempts to address the crisis would likely be compounded by conflicts of rivaling security, legal, and financial groups.
Recommendation: Major efforts should be made to address what amounts to a constitutional crisis in a nation with no constitution:
1. The electronic records systems of the courts should be examined and repaired by Israeli computing/legal experts, under accountability to the legislature.
2. A Truth and Reconciliation Commission should be established relative to events surrounding the 2002 death of Supreme Court Chief Clerk Shmaryahu Cohen and the role of the judiciary in implementation of the invalid, false and deliberately misleading electronic record systems in the courts;
3. No court of any nation should be permitted to develop and implement its own electronic record systems.
Online Appendix: Expanded report, links to online records, updates: https://docs.google.
4) Bob Hurt wrote:
Joseph, you travel about US to Spain to Israel, so you could organize political activism cells. The FBI came to see me because I wrote “Excise the Gerps one by one.” When I look at my Lawmen google group administrative functions, it shows me the search terms visitors have used. There it is: “one by one.” So they keep tabs on me.
But so what? I make no bones, both publicly and privately, about the reality that when the governent’s malfeasors in the good old boys network flout law and support one another to prevent citizens from bringing them to justice, from the President to the lowest yard maintenance illegal alien on the government payroll, Citizens can and should take concrete, effective, TERMINAL action to correct the Gerp (Government perpetrator of crime), bring the Gerp to justice, or excise the Gerp from government. And the citizenry should do this as they would tear down a block of ice: with an ice pick, not with the fist or flat of the hand.
But in every case the citizenry must carefully pre-consider the response of the Gerp’s support group. Many in government will blindly support a Gerp, either with no awareness of, or with utter disregard for, the Gerp’s crimes or malfeasance. I once asked a Florida Deputy Sheriff on guard duty in the state appeals court whether he would arrest the judge if he saw the judge violate the law or commit a crime. He said “HECK no. I WORK for the judge and he’d FIRE me.”
Similarly, I asked a pair of Democrat Campaign workers who came to my house to solicit a vote for Obama whether they’d vote for him if they knew for an absolute fact that he is not a natural born citizen. They answered in unison “ABSOLUTELY.” THEY are part of the good old boys network. THEY are yellow dog democrats who’d vote for a yellow dog Democrat rather than a human Republican. They are utterly corrupt.
So, patriots who would excise gerps must tread carefully lest they alarm the poison snakes that patrol the enemy-Gerp’s lair. And any attempt to excise the GERP must proceed with stealth by an excellent plan with several escape routes that smart government Homeland Security types have not already prepared to foil. The exciser must either have the willingness to go up in smoke with the Gerp, or take pains to avoid detection. Otherwise the Exciser will not live through the excision event.
EVERY subscriber to this Lawsters group knows well the evils that lurk in Government, perpetrated by Gerps, particularly in law enforcement and the courts. But these very subscribers MUST have the conscience to take political action to excise Gerps and replace them with informed, honorable, intelligent, noble people who will remain loyal to the oath to support the Constitutions.
And that includes you, Dr. Zernik, whether in Israel, Spain, or the US. You know your reporting and bellyaching will do no good at all unless you back it with hard core political activism – working with and through others to excise Gerps and replace them with good people who know and will remain loyal to the ideals of good government.
So, I ask again:
What’s your plan?
Of course, I ask everyone the same question, including myself.
I think every political activist should start off like those two Democrat women did who came to my door on THREE separate occasions, clipboard in hand, checking off those who said they’s vote for Obama or not. But we activists must help those we visit with their problems, MINISTER to them, two by two. THEN they will want to know our message of organization and hope.
We should recruit everyone who has a will to help transform America into what it should be, not into what the socialists at the helm want it to become. We should get going on letter-writing campaigns, mass demonstrations, flash singing/dancing with a political message, picketing. For example, I want to see crowds of 10,000 to 50,000 marching in every major city peacefully with signs and banners, each person carrying a pistol and rifle or shotgun in broad public view, and each masking the identity to avoid persecution. If necessary to make their impact and prevent any government entity from encumbering them, some should carry military-style weapons of various calibers, and the crowd’s organizers should place snipers at strategic locations. Organizers should arrange for some marchers to carry those guns that spray sticky goo that makes it impossible for the target to maneuver when struck with it – non-lethal but effective. These crowds should make the point loud and clear that government has no right to disarm ordinary citizens OR to encumber their right to arm themselves EFFECTIVELY with automatic weaponry as needed to defend against the military operatives of tyrants and invaders.
All of this simple idea requires intense and professional organization and training all over America. WHO wants to participate in the planning?
It becomes obvious now that if Americans can organize such a march for peaceful demonstration purposes, they can also muster the same groups to fight pitched battles if it becomes necessary.
IS it necessary when 2/3 of a major city’s police force is stealing money, drugs, and contraband, and accepting bribes and payoffs, and protecting their fellows who do the same? WHO can POSSIBLY combat such corruption except by a massive show of brute force?
When such a crowd shows up at a government building demanding the resignation of a corrupt Gerp, will the government call in the national guard? Maybe the time has come to mobilize for such efforts. One thing’s for damn sure. We no longer have the political voice to vote the Gerps out.
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5) Joseph Zernik wrote:
The action plan was provided under "Conclusions" and "Recommendations". What is missing from that official document is the medium - party all the way! In that respect I am heavily influenced by Marshall McLuhan - "The media is the message". The Ancients will organize in the home for the elderly weekly wild dance parties!
6) Joseph Zernik wrote:
On Christmas Day 2012, I went to a home for the elderly near Tel Aviv to meet a 95 year old friend, and we started plotting how to organize an underground terror cell, code name, "The Ancients". We estimate the expected average age of the new underground assault militia at 85. With good nutrition and exercise program, we believe that we can get them to perform like 75 year old troupers.
Otherwise, the computer conferences that I go to are on "Data Analytics", "Data Mining" (besides the World Criminology in Japan and now possibly Cyberlaws). Already from the first meeting I realized that most are conducting research on behalf of various corporate and government agencies. Even had you been a model citizen until now, the paragraph I wrote above should have triggered numerous systems, which automatically monitor very large data bases, like Google Groups, Gmail, Facebook, etc.
Then you have the more personal attention for the deserving...
When you get to that level, you stop and think about the costs. For example, in my last year or two in Los Angeles, there was always, 24/7, large white van (one of several, which I photographed) with tinted windows. Moreover, there are street cleaning days, etc. Therefore, the van had to be moved on a regular basis, but the same spot had to be always reserved to one of the fleet, never any other car of a neighbor. So, you start multiplying the numbers, and add to that some overtime for night shifts, etc... One must wonder what the increase, admitted by government, has been in the total cost of internal security as part of GDP. With it, in oppressive regimes, that's how you create your long term base of support.
7) Joseph Zernik wrote:
And it is not an "Action Plan", either, it is work in progress:
So are you on board of the Spaceship yet?
JZ
And it is not an "Action Plan", either, it is work in progress:
- Chack out the youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/now654321#p/u
- Last August we had a nice international Spaceship party in Jerusalem http://www.facebook.com/TheSPACESHIPinJerusalemAlQuds?ref=ts&fref=ts
So are you on board of the Spaceship yet?
JZ
+++++Occupy!
11-12-10 Where should Occupy go next? Civil Disobedience in the footsteps of Thoreau and Gandhi!
11-12-10 Where should Occupy go next? Civil Disobedience in the footsteps of Thoreau and Gandhi!
12-06-08 Courts and Judges as racketeering enterprises under RICO (the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) - key element in the current financial crisis
Secede! The US in its current form is simply unmanageable...
12-01-01 Secession - A Smart Business Move!
12-01-01 Secession - A Smart Business Move!
Get Up, stand up, stand up for your rights!
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Take away justice, then, and what are governments but great bandit bands?Saint Augustine, Civitas Dei (City of God,4.4)
Take away justice, then, and what are governments but great bandit bands?Saint Augustine, Civitas Dei (City of God,4.4)
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