Human Rights Discussion

Dear Governor Perry - Texas My name is David Nollmeyer. I am contacting you do to in-continuo Human Rights abuse. I am contacting you in regards to issues of homeland security that have a Texas History.  Many years ago at the end of the Reagan Presidency I protested outside a facility in Houston where President Reagan was having a fundraiser. One of the Hunt brothers landed in a helicopter behind and he and his wife said hello to me. I had hitchhiked in from Santa Monica CA.  I slept in the park near this facility. That night someone attempted to set me on fire while I was sleeping. I believe it was a homeless person I had seen earlier.  I then hitchhiked to Atlanta for the second Martin Luther King Junior parade. I obtained a place across the start line and Jesse Jackson waved to me along with Coretta Scott King and Family.  In short I am protesting in the strongest terms the de facto conditions of spraying the air, slamming doors by the informant drones of LAPD, and the use of per

I have been writing posts concerning de facto human rights abuse. In this connection is the use of criminal Deals by individuals and groups. I have and continue to be a litigant in at least three United States Federal court actions. They are against ex-chief of LAPD Bernard Parks and still Attorney General Lockyer of California, and New Ramen Reti, a Hare Krishna Commune.  On or near December 20, 2004 two prostitutes took the room next to me at motel in Morro Bay in San Luis Obispo. I was attending Columbia College in Missouri by distant education. LAPD arranged to have these two who are not college students at any facility. The two are embedded against other female college students that I did know personally that never went to this motel. We are connected only by real college class activity. I refuse to lower myself to the level of prostitute you are gay, bisexual, or overweight. It appears that LAPD and their accomplices are.   These two persons are what I would categorize as anti-s

Hello All.   Faith and Human Rights are consistent. In the United States particularly the cultural conflict has polarized substantial issues concerning the minimal preservation and treatment of persons. There have been attempts by one side or the other to exclude the opposition so the topic of Human rights may be the exclusive domain of their paradigm. The attempt by secularists to stack academia in one perspective and evangelicals to so in the judiciary also reflects this dilemma. The privatization of agendas here is also an issue as persons perish and or injured while persons squander resources on personal agendas.  However there are bridges to this polarization. The topic of Sudan and opposition to sexual slavery are are areas where faith can easily lead in Human Rights. Faith and Philosophy usually contain core values that are universal and extend past local cultures or traditions. It is in the interest of civilization that differential treatment does not persevere based on arbitra

I am writing from College of the Redwoods in Crescent City, Del Norte California. I am becoming increasingly confident that the cultural members in the zeitgeist are static and fatalistic in the leadership and comprehension of what is occurring. The spraying of the air is facilitated by placing chemicals in common auto engine gas tanks and driving around. This activity has at least one origin from Heinrich Himmler who use a similar tactic to develop the gas chambers in WWII concentration camps.  As long as this event is occurring there is a profundity of illegal electronic surveillance. Two prominent other objects are used to help promulgate a system of torture. They are sexual identity and contraband. There is no excuse for the alienation of rights of the individual. In degree sexual orientation as homosexuality is used to perpetuate this event. The members of LAPD and Baltimore Studio are Homosexual or Bisexual. The LAPD are postulating that I will insulate a member of the Baltimore

I have not totally researched this position. I do know that this country has been one of the worst on human rights in the Western Hemisphere.  David  Learn More About this Issue  BACKGROUND  In 1990, the US Congress instituted a ban on military training (IMET) and military aid (FMF) to Guatemala following the murder of US innkeeper Michael Devine allegedly by members of the Guatemalan military. Since that time, Amnesty International has actively supported the ban, given the Guatemalan government’s lack of compliance with key military reform provisions elaborated in the landmark 1996 Peace Accords.  See AMR 34/014/2005 Memorandum to the Government of Guatemala: Amnesty International’s concerns regarding the current human rights situation, for a comprehensive overview of the current human rights situation in Guatemala.  President Óscar Berger from the party Gran Alianza Nacional (GANA), National Alliance, was inaugurated on January 14, 2004. Initially he took various actions in favor of