Anti-Racism In Government Amendment

Government is formed to protect the natural rights of citizens. The Declaration of Independence states the United States Government's powers come from the "consent of the governed" and that the people have the right to "alter or to abolish" the government or our elected representatives if the government fails to act in the best interests of its people. Passing racist legislation or enforcing racist laws is not acting in the best interest of United States citizens.

We the People of the United States of America petition for a Twenty-Eighth Amendment to be added to the United States Constitution referred to as the Anti-Racism Amendment which states, no United States Government Official elected or hired by any branch of our government as a representative, full time employee or contractor, public official, executive, police or military officer, shall hereby pass, support, permit legislation: federal or state which discriminates based on race or enforces any federal or state law which enables or legally enforces racism, racial profiling, bio-metric racial profiling through the use of any state or national identification; including RFID chips or any other computer chips or technology used for human branding via global positioning (GPS) or tracking systems, DNA or blood testing or through use of any medical technology, medical science, civil or criminal racial database profiling via the Food and Drug Administration, Federal or State Law enforcement Agencies, Educational Institutions or the American Agriculture, The American Medical Association, the Environmental Protection Agency, Psychiatric Associations or permit any corporation- foreign or incorporated on United States soil to provide or contract such services. 

All racial profiling information is to be eliminated from current and future state and national identification to include but not limited to; social security cards, drivers license, state id, passport and census information databases and national archives of citizens information to prevent racial profiling, racial discrimination and genocide. Instead, our state and national identification will be based strictly on name, address, individual fingerprints, sex, birth state, state identification number and country of origin only, rather than race. No race information regarding individual citizens will be maintained or kept in private or public databases by the FBI or CIA. We also request full disclosure and the ability to edit and remove at our discretion information on any form of current or future United States identification, concerning information regarding our individual citizenship not limited to; medical, financial, employment or civilian information.  All information on any state or national identification which is inaccurate, false, hinders our employment, economic status, slanders our professional reputation, is criminally inaccurate or identifies our racial or religious status on any current or future, national or state identification is to be removed. All requests for corrections or changes on a citizens state or national identification, by the citizen must be expedited by their State Department within 24 hours of the request and changed within thirty days by the Social Security Administration, the Department of Motor Vehicles and any National Registry or on any Database which contains citizens confidential information-indefinitely. Only individuals who have been convicted of a crime and served more than one year in a state or federal prison waive the right to these privileges.

The United States Census going forward is to be a anonymous census based strictly on the area code and state rather than identifying citizens individually by race and religious status. We request anonymity of the census due to the fact this type of information allows for racial profiling and has historically endangered citizens lives, the same way the Census in Europe was abused and used to collected information for the Nazi party by the IBM Hollerith machine, which enabled the Naazi party to murder eleven million people based on race, religion and economic status.

Our amendment also states that any United States Government Official, national, federal or state representative, military officer or government representative, elected or appointed into public office, including any government salary paid for by citizens tax dollars, publicly or privately funded by a company incorporated on United States soil with financial interests or with immediate family (historically within 250 years of the current date or currently involved) in Eugenics, ethnic cleansing or any racist organization such as but not limited to the; Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Republican Army, Aryan or Nazi Organizations, Freemasons (recruiters of the KKK during segregation), descendents or military personnel of the Nazi Party, affiliated, investigated or prosecuted during the Nuremburg Trials or having any involvement in the murders of the Holocaust, financially or otherwise, or are involvement in any extremist racist groups, or involved in a military coup of the United States Government or have contributed to the legalization of Genocide of innocent civilians in order to oppress or racially exploit United States citizens or the citizens of another United Nations country, the elected or appointed official shall be immediately removed from United States Government office or agency, with all benefits of government office hereby revoked. Any legislation passed during their tenure is to be reviewed by an independent third party, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic panel of United States citizens. If the legislation passed by this Government representative is found to be racist or racially discriminatory, the legislation will be immediately nullified, including any changes the represenative made to the United States Constitution.

If changes have been made to the United States Constitution, by any elected official, including the President of the United States or next in the chain of command, with or without the consent of the people and these laws, whether federal or state laws constitute an immediate threat, endanger the lives of United States citizens or could lead to the genocide of a racial or ethnic group of citizens, the Constitution and Bill of Rights automatically reset to the 1968 law when Segregation was declared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court.

All racially discriminatory legislation is hereby revoked by the citizens of the United States. We retro the Twenty-eighth Amendment to include past or current discriminatory or racist legislation or laws passed or enforced by any elected official of the United States from 1968 to present.

Elected or appointed government officials discovered to be involved in any of the racially discriminatory practices mentioned above or their immediate family- they and their relatives shall NOT be allowed to run for election or to hold an elected position or public office in the United States of America, or to be involved with legislation, work as a Law Enforcement Officer or Officer the United States Military or be involved in the enforcement of laws in the United States of America, hold any Senior Executive or Leadership position and will not be allowed to work iy the White House, Governmental Agencies, or for any elected official directly or indirectly, as an employee or independent contractor of any Government Branch.

We the people, seek to establish a multi-cultural investigative unit which researches the genealogy and history of each individual who is elected to public office, or who works in a Leadership or Senior Executive position or capacity for the United States Government or who runs as a candidate for public office in the United States in order to establish their past and present connections if any; to leaders of the United States or a Foreign Government, racist militant groups, and whether or not their relatives have been historically involved within the last 250 years in any racist organizations, racist militan groups or contributed to establishing racist legislation, past or present in regards to any of the United States slavery laws or laws which oppresses and violate the civil rights or liberties of any United States Citizen or Immigrant applying for United States citizenship.  The same investigation applies for any candidate running for Public Office in the United States. Information discovered by this investigative unit is to be published in an annual report 31 days before the United States Election Day and made available to the public via internet, radio, print, television and to the media.

Any currently elected Government Representative discovered and proven to be involved in a racist organization or for passing racist legislation, is immediately ineligible for reelection to any branch of the United States Government, including all branches or agencies.

Any federal, state, city or government official, public officer or individual employee of the government involved in passing racist legislation, a member of a racist organization or enforcing racist laws- to also include Federal and State Marshals, whether directly or covertly, including legislation via piggy-back bills or manipulating historic or current Constitutional law or the Bill of Rights, for the purpose, current or future intention of enforcing a racist agenda, racial profiling, or Eugenics shall be tried by a public, multi-cultural jury.

If a United States government representative is found guilty of any of the reasons stated above or proven a racist or involved in a racist organization by factual evidence in a multi-cultural trial by jury, they are punishable by a minimum of 50 years in federal prison without bail for committing treason against their country and citizens whom  they were sworn into office to protect and to serve. All trials concerning government officials or representatives are to be broadcast live by the media in real time on the radio, internet and television for public viewing and full disclosure.  No private court hearings or reduced sentences are to be plea bargained.

We hereby request this Anti-Racism petition to become the Twenty-Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution for the protection, liberty and equality of every United States citizen. We will no longer tolerate racism in our communities or racially discriminatory legislation passed into law or enforced by those we elect to represent us in Government Office.
The Honorable Maria Cantwell
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510


We the undersigned send this petition to you today, because as citizens of the United States of America we are deeply concerned about current legislation passed into law, specifically Arizona SB1070 by governor Jan Brewer on April 23, 2010 which promotes racial profiling and also includes legislation regarding the "new" bio-metric National Identification card. I consider this new National Id card to enable racial profiling and a threat to the freedom and safety of all citizens of the United States.

The laws surrounding this new national identification card and the immigration issue in Arizona are similar to the types of laws passed during the Fugitive Slave Law of the 1850's. The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 made any Federal Marshal or other official who did not arrest an alleged runaway slave (i..e immigrant) liable to a fine of $1,000. Law-enforcement officials everywhere had a duty to arrest anyone suspected of being a runaway slave or an immigrant in this case (since apparently citizens of Arizona think the only immigrants are Mexican). The suspected slave could not ask for a jury trial or testify on his or her own behalf. In addition, any person aiding a runaway slave by providing food or shelter was subject to six months' imprisonment and a $1,000 fine. Officers who captured a fugitive slave were entitled to a bonus or promotion for their work. Is this where our country is headed, passing state and federal laws which take us backwards into discriminatory practices, instead of advancing our society? 

We are making a stand today, to let our elected officials know that we will no longer tolerate racially discriminatory legislation in any form, and we do not support our elected officials, like Ms. Brewer implementing legislation that could lead to mass Genocide. Allowing racial profiling of illegal immigrants is just the beginning of what could lead to a very serious problem. Let me explain, during the Holocaust IBM used the Hollerith machine to collect data captured via their census to acquire information on their citizens. The information from the census was then utilized by the Nazi party to implement a strategy to murder 11 million people based on both race and religion. It is how the Nazi party new exactly which homes to invade in every city, based on the information the race and religious information the census provided. What happens when a company like IBM keeps the same agenda but advances their technology to utilize computers and becomes the leading manufacturer of the RFID chips which are now utilized in the American Express Blue Cards, retail store merchandise across the country and the new National Identification cards? Sheer coincidince. I think not. It is like walking in a field of land mines- a disaster waiting to happen. Information is power.

Protecting citizen's racial and religious information is an absolute necessity.

We know illegal immigration is a problem, but we expect a better solution, not one based on racial profiling or discriminatory agendas that are Unconstitutional. What happened to the solution of immigration when America went to war with Russia-we opened our borders to allow immigrants willing to serve in our military for four years to gain citizenship for themselves and their spouse or children? We made it work for us once in the past, why not again? We both know the military could use more good men and women.

Please read our petition for an Anti-Racism Amendment to the United States Constitution.  We insist on preventing elected officials from abusing their legislative and executive powers. As citizens of the United States of America we are expected to adhere to laws of our state and country respectfully. We expect our elected representatives to raise the bar, and hold them to an even higher standard when it comes to dealing with the serious issue of racial profiling that can effect not just immigrants, but every American citizen.

The only naturalized citizens to the United States of America are Native American Indians, the rest of us are the true immigrants of this country. How can we pass laws that discriminate against ourselves or the opportunites many of our ancestors -who were immigrants- risked their lives to come to America for? It makes no sense. Perhaps we should learn from history, find a win-win solution that empowers everyone. Rather than pass legislation that enables the use of technology for racial profiling and possibly, mass genocide.  

Thank you for taking the time to read our letter and petition.

Sincerely,
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