J.A.I.L. News Journal
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Los Angeles,
California
February
1, 2004
JAILers Calling On
Governor Schwarzenegger
It is no secret to
this nation that the State of California is in a desperate financial
crisis. Californians recently made history in recalling their Governor
and electing Arnold Schwarzenegger to that Office. The net result was,
while Schwarzenegger had nothing to do with California's horrendous
deficit, he inherited the problem.
Just this last
month, in addressing California in his State-of-the-State message, he
made it very clear that California is not in a tax crisis, but a
spending crisis. He elicited support directly from the people by making
a statement that he would go directly to the people through the
initiative process if necessary. He further stated "the more radical,
the better." This, of course, had the earmarks of "J.A.I.L." written
all over it, and a push has been made to reach Arnold on what J.A.I.L.
has to offer California.
While Arnold has
made a campaign promise to raise no new taxes, he is finding himself
faced with the reality of a deficit that even overwhelms him. Now he is
proposing floating a $15-billion bond. My response is that a bond
measure is the worst type of tax increase, because it not only
demands the principal (tax), but also an interest that presumably will
exceed the $15-billion principal. It's somewhat like paying off your
Mastercard with your Visa.
Just today I
received my California Primary Election pamphlet regarding the March
2nd Primary. Basically it contains two issues: One is put on by the
California Legislature as to whether Californians should be strapped
with an additional $12,300,000,000 bond deficit on the backs of the
taxpayers; the other one, to lower the current constitutional
provision requiring a two-thirds vote by the Legislature in raising
taxes, to only 55%. So the pressure is on to go for
broke.
I say these things
not to get involved in politics, but to say that Governor
Schwarzenegger needs J.A.I.L. more than J.A.I.L. needs him. Let's face
it, the task before him without J.A.I.L. is impossible. All California
issues will end up before the judiciary where J.A.I.L. will hold all
judges accountable to the people under constitutional scrutiny. The
size and dimensions of government will slowly melt away and deficits
will dwindle.
Motivated by a
newspaper article dated January 20, 2004, in the Red Bluff Daily News
(northern California), JAILer Donald Bird wrote on his letterhead as
follows:
Donald M.
Bird
P.O. Box
5313
Corning,
CA 96021
(530)
585-2779
January 23,
2004
Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger
State
Capitol
Sacramento, CA
95814
Dear Governor
Arnold,
I enclose this news article, that appeared in the Red Bluff Daily News,
to ask you to consider the "Rest of the Story."
I have also enclosed documents that I plead you to review. I take the
time to contact you because I truly believe you are an Honorable Man. I
would be extremely respectful to be given a brief audience with you to
discuss what I and many others are striving to achieve. To be allowed a
short meeting would show that you are believable when you state the
people are important. I ask you to prove this to us JAILers. We suggest
holding hearings on this matter to show evidence from many, many
citizens that a problem does exist.
Thank you Governor,
signed/
Donald
M. Bird
Enclosures
cc:
Congressman Wally Herger
Assemblyman Doug
LaMalfa
Ron Branson,
J.A.I.L.
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Donald Bird's
enclosure is a photocopy of the above-referenced newspaper article. It
has a large 4 by 6 photograph of Arnold standing behind a podium. The
caption under the photo reads "California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
gestures during his speech to a meeting of the nation's chief justices
in San Francisco Monday."
The article is
entitled "Schwarzenegger speaks at judges' conference" in which the
setting is that Arnold is addressing all the nation's chief justices in
the country:
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Gov.Arnold Swarzenegger left a farm in Austria as
a young man to become a championship bodybuilder, made millions in
films, then ousted a governor later in life.
Along that extraordinary path, the American justice system has
protected him, Schwarzenegger said Monday.
Schwarzenegger said he was "protected with open arms" by the courts as
a young immigrant. That's when he needed visas to stay in the country,
Schwarzenegger told a group of chief justices gathered for a three-day
conference in San Francisco.
"People born in America" take important things like freedom for
granted, Schwarzenegger said. "People dream about it ... all over the
world."
Schwarzenegger had longed to come to America since he was 10, he
said.
"I came at 21 years old with absolutely nothing in my pockets,"
Schwarzenegger told the chief justices from around the country,
including California Chief Justice Ronald M. George.
He was able to stay and live a life that went beyond his dreams because
of "the services you provide," Schwarzenegger told the judges assembled
for the Conference of Chief Justices.
"This is really wild," Schwarzenegger said, looking back on his life,
adding that he hopes he doesn't "wake up from this
dream."
Again the courts stepped in to help him out later in life,
Schwarzenegger said.
A federal appeals court reinstated the Oct. 7 California gubernatorial
recall election date after the American Civil Liberties Union sued to
postpone the event. The civil rights group claimed that as many as
40,000 votes could be uncounted because of the use of punch-card
ballots, the kind that prompted the "hanging chads" litigation in
Florida's 2000 presidential election.
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It is easily
discerned that Schwarzenegger is addressing the top judges of this
nation from his own personal perspective as perceived by him
approximately 30 years ago, which is not quite apropos to today's
judiciary.
For the moment, we
would like to rely upon the integrity of Schwarzenegger and that he
just did not realize he was addressing the tyrannical snakes that
control all the government corruption going on within this country
outside of the federal judiciary.
Indeed, it is
the very California judiciary, including Chief Justice Ronald M.
George, which he was addressing, that sat at the helm as California
shipwrecked upon the shoals, ruining the lives of hundreds of thousands
of innocent Californians. It is these very tyrants Arnold must oppose
in order to acquire his objective of reining in unaccountable
government back into the hands of the people.
Unknown to Gary O.
Armstrong of either the Red Bluff article and above letter, he
addresses Governor Schwarzenegger by certified mail as
follows:
Gary O.
Armstrong
8205 Santa Monica
Boulevard, #1-412
Los Angeles,
California
90046
January 29, 2023
Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger
Office of the
Governor
770 "L" Street -
8th Floor
Sacramento,
California 95814
Dear Governor
Schwarzenegger:
Congratulations on your recent victory. The people of California are
getting rather anxious to restore sanity to Sacramento once again. John
and Ken (from Station KFI in Los Angeles) have done a wonderful job to
help thus far.
This letter is in regard to California's economic crisis and your
recent State of the State address. My friend, Ron Branson, has asked me
to contact you regarding the judiciary in our State, which is totally
out of control. Many judges seem to feel they have a right to make
their own laws from day to day, with a total disregard for the oath
they have taken to uphold the Constitution of the United States of
America as well as our California Constitution. This tragedy must
stop.
This Judicial Accountability Initiative, if passed by the voters of
California, would be one of the greatest achievements in California. It
will have to be passed by the voters of the State, however, as the
present legislature would only attempt to water it down and make it
worthless.
The enclosed document [the California J.A.I.L. Initiative]
would save California money, it would restore honesty and fair play to
our judicial system once again, and ultimately make your new
administration a "hero" to our people.
Such an undertaking (a State-wide Initiative) is too much for the
author to finance. The project is in dire need of your support. Please
study this enclosed paperwork when you can, and let one of us hear from
your office at your convenience. Mr. Branson is willing to travel to
Sacramento to discuss the matter personally if you wish.
Thanking you in advance for your consideration in this
matter,
Cordially,
signed/
Gary Olyn Armstrong
(310) 274-2362,
Ext. 539
Enclosures: Two
documents.
Certified No. 7003
1680 0006 6567 4991
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Gary Armstrong has
been dedicated in following through with J.A.I.L. on the same path that
brought about the California Recall, including the talk show hosts
behind the Recall; Darryl Issa, the financier of the Recall; and
Schwarzenegger's campaign manager, etc.
Those of you
having any influence in reaching Governor Schwarzenegger personally are
invited to contact us, [email protected] or
call either (310) 274-2362, Ext. 539, or (661) 259-2570. We are
attempting to help the Governor for his own good in accomplishing an
otherwise impossible task before him.
-Ron Branson-
Author/Founder
J.A.I.L.- Judicial
Accountability Initiative Law - www.jail4judges.org
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