Pro Se Plaintiff
Slave Negro Louis Charles Hamilton II USN # 2712, “Plaintiffs Negro Slaves et al” Further
appearances Affirm, State and fully declare all allegation, contention,
disputes, disputation, argument, conflict and disharmony, fully furtherance’s
cause of action as follows:
In 1942, a
worsening of socioeconomic conditions nationally aggravated interracial
tensions in Beaumont Texas defendant GOP Republican Party Government
Federal/State/local, action
for 18 U.S. Code § 1111 – Murder committed by Defendant “Knights of The Klu
Klux Klansmen in collusion as a Unit
Whites Supremacy GOP Government imposed forever “De jure segregation” in all
legal society and government of defendant (USA)as this RICO corruption of false
imprisonment “black codes” ongoing secret enslavement of the entire population
being official property of the defendant “Knights of the Klu Klux Klansmen
mixed with Nation-wide lynching’s of the Negro Plaintiff Slaves in direct cause
of action for as stated tortious interferences with Plaintiffs Negro Slaves economic
growth as now in 1942 already 77 years of secret enslavement since 1865 Civil
War” of the (MIA) 13th amendment of defendant (USA) having Slave
Trade continue onward boldly RICO elapse in favor of defendant “Federal Reserve
Bank et al”, Defendant Republican Party GOP Government, Federal/State/local as
defendant “Knights of the Klu Klux Klansmen being property owner of said Negro
Plaintiffs slaves as this crimes against humanity in 1942 as defendant “United
States of America “Whites Only” constitution of magic words held
Economic restrictions limited available consumer
goods, to the Negro Plaintiff slaves herein although “Negro Plaintiffs Slaves defense
workers had extra money to spend. President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced a
policy to end discrimination in employment in favor of the Negro Plaintiffs
slaves in the defense industries through his Executive Order 8802 of 1941; as
always RICO never ending Slave Trade pack of bullying and envious greed for
unjust enrichment regardless of a
“Executive Order
8802 to encourage all American citizens to support the war effort this did not
include Slaves Plaintiffs (simply) there an enslaved race of negro never legal
citizenship as “No Legal Citizenship ever for said Plaintiff Negro refugee being in the same legal
circumstances of a defendant (RICO) Slave Trade at The first Ellis Island
Immigration Station officially opens on January 1, 1892, as three large ships wait to land.
Seven hundred immigrants passed through Ellis Island that day, and nearly
450,000 followed over the course of that first year, being some of
“Negro Race”
tricked, trapped, and imprisonment of there on self-doing based on a front of
false hood, in non-disclose the 13th and 14th Amendments of The United States
of America constitution is in existence’s and enforced on behalf of
Plaintiff(s) Negro Slaves herein when since 1892 (27) years after the “Civil
War” and precisely 124 years till January 2016 all Immigrants first enter
“Ellis Island Immigration Station” and other “Immigration Station” within The
United States of American being “Negro” DNA race, Plaintiff Somali Negro
refugee fully deprive of the rights and privileges of citizenship in a
continual (RICO) scheme of “Slavery Servitude,
Denaturalization for “Unjust Enrichments” of
All Defendant being a party to said “Slave Regime” Slave Trade of the abducted
Negros, now being the same for all US Immigration Services - US
Citizenship& Green Card, being forced unknowing into “Slavery Servitude”
As now in the time frame of From 1940 to 1943
the city of Beaumont defendant State of Texas had grown more than 33% from
59,000 to 80,000 persons; both Negro Plaintiffs Slaves and whites flocked to the
city for the industrial jobs, Negro Plaintiffs Slaves maintained their
proportion of roughly one third of the total population through the increases.
Although social
life was still segregated under state law and Negro
Plaintiffs Slaves had been
disenfranchised since the turn of the century, they were seeking the
high-paying defense jobs at the port, as had thousands of white workers. The
jobs were concentrated at the shipyards, which employed thousands of workers;
Pennsylvania Shipyard was one of the largest, with 8500 workers.
Racial animosity
and friction during the defendant “United States of America now having (secret)
enslavement”, Black Codes Laws, and now the introduction of the criminal RICO Jim
Crow laws era as all three crimes against humanity running current against the
Negro Plaintiffs Slaves herein now 1940- 1943 were not unusual, but wartime
conditions made matters worse.
More serious than
the economic restrictions aggravating workers, were service problems caused by
the huge increase in population. The city transportation could not keep up, and
crowds added to the tensions between passengers on the segregated system. On
June 30, 1942 there were confrontations on four separate buses in which blacks Negro
Plaintiffs Slaves were forced to stand or take inferior seats under defendant
RICO criminal Jim Crow laws practices. In one altercation on July 27, Charles
A. Reco, a Negro Plaintiffs Slaves military policeman, was shot four times and
clubbed by Beaumont whites supremacy (KKK) police as they removed him from a
bus following a minor complaint of his knees sticking into the 'white section.'
His military unit protested to the US Dept. of Defense over the treatment by
local police whites supremacy (KKK) police Beaumont Texas defendant GOP
Republican Party Government Federal/State/local, action for 18 U.S. Code § 1111
– Murder committed by Defendant “Knights of The Klu Klux Klansmen in collusion as a Unit Whites Supremacy GOP
Government imposed forever “De jure segregation” in all legal society and
government of defendant (USA)
Four unrelated
events amplified the mounting racial tensions in Beaumont. In the months before
the riot, numerous atrocities were exacted upon Negro Plaintiffs Slaves in
Houston, defendant State of Texas and the surrounding counties
In the immediate
event, starting June 15, 1943, a white woman said she had been raped by a Negro
Plaintiff Slave . Learning of the charge, white workers confronted blacks at
the Pennsylvania Shipyard and violence erupted. About 2,000 white workers,
joined by 1,000 more whites, advanced on the jail where suspects were held. By
the time they reached the jail, the mob numbered 4,000. The woman was unable to
identify any Negro Plaintiffs Slaves prisoners as her alleged assailant.
Breaking into small groups, white mobs attacked and terrorized Negro Plaintiffs
Slaves neighborhoods near the jail in the central and north parts of the city,
and direct cause of action being further Negro Plaintiffs Slaves neighborhoods having
direct damages of destroyed of over 100 homes,
The mayor called
in the defendant Texas National Guard and acting governor A.M. Aikin, Jr.,
speaker pro tem of the State House, established a curfew and martial law. A
total of about 1,800 guardsmen, 100 state highway police and 75 Texas Rangers
were ordered in to the city. The state highway police closed off the town to
prevent other whites from joining the violence. The armed forces declared it
off limits for all military personnel.
Negro Plaintiffs
Slaves workers were banned from going to
work, although the curfew was lifted by the end of June 16. Mayor Gary closed
liquor stores, parks, and playgrounds to prevent any gathering of large crowds.
After the mayor ended the curfew on June 16, the guardsmen left town,
Martial law was
maintained by state units until June 20, during which more violence took place.
By the end of the violence, one Negro Plaintiffs Slaves and one white man were
dead, over 50 Negro Plaintiffs Slaves persons were injured, and more than 200 Negro
Plaintiffs Slaves were arrested. Another Negro Plaintiffs Slaves man died from his injuries months later +POTUS ㅤ +Hillary Clinton +Prince Harry +Meghan Markle +BRITISH QUEEN +British Parliament +USNavySEAL +United Nations Human Rights +Pope Francis Visit USA
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