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2020: The time for dismantling corruption that has wrongfully dismantled lives of U.S. citizens and residents for too long.

Many people seek our help in overcoming organized U.S. legal system abuse. Yes, we must wage those fights, but they are much like tackling brick walls, and that fact alone violates America's human rights treaty obligations. The U.S. is pledged and obliged to provide its citizens effective avenues of redress -- not futile charades deceptively called legal process.

It makes no sense to continually ram the brick wall that is too often America's legal system without also pressing the Trump Administration for appropriate accountability. No contemporary U.S. President has seemed more inclined than President Trump to hold our judiciary accountable for literal persecution and psychological torture imposed through legal proceedings. We accordingly encourage you to help renew strategic calls for his intervention.

If you will, please message our page for details. Our coordination is to help ensure you are part of an effort intense and well-founded enough to make a difference. Please accept our thanks for your consideration and anticipated support.

Best regards,

Chief Gordon L. Wiborg, Jr.
President - National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law
Project, Inc. (NJCDLP)

Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal,
NJCDLP Executive Director
and Opt IN USA Lead Strategist

Belinda Parker-Brown, CEO of
Louisiana United International, Inc.,
a civil, constitutional, and human
rights organization

Dr. Andrew D. Jackson,
Co-Administrator - National
Forum On Judicial Accountability

Brian Kinter, CEO of
JAM (Judicial Accountability Movement)

"More ominous than the number of Americans living in de facto exile courtesy of persistent, unbridled U.S. legal system abuse is the increasing ease with which anyone may be drawn into their ranks."

Bill introduced to remove US from United Nations A bill was introduced early January that calls for the removal of the United States from the United Nations.

"To thoroughly understand the problem of persistent U.S. legal system abuse is to perceive all of its complexities, which is helpful in devising solutions through which Opt IN USA constituents can be made whole."