Further “Petition” filing before the (ICJ) “Honorable
Justices” by undersigned council of record “Pro Se” hereby (“Plaintiffs”)
Notice of “Motion to Strike all fraudulent artifacts, false
statements, omission during (“Defendants”) Hardy Cross Dillard judge on the International
Court of Justice 1970–1979 Fraudulent International Published Artifacts” in each and (all) of (“Defendants”) Hardy Cross Dillard judge on the International
Court of Justice written,
printed, or electronic produced subject matter that provides information or
evidence or that serves as an official record committed to teaching
(“Plaintiffs”) Negro Slaves still fraudulent being concealed as “captive” human
property against all fraudulent facts in this continuance manipulation of
(ICJ) International Courts system directly
COMPLICITY COLLUSION Criminal COMMON DESIGN RICO CONSPIRACY acting
“Principals”, “Co-conspirators” and “accessories” after the fact against the official
“Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database thereby (“Defendants”) Hardy Cross Dillard factual being RICO whites
supremacy individual party criminal actions in a common design “collusion”, conspirer,
facilitation of the same inhumane crimes against (“Plaintiffs”) Negro Slaves
with (“Defendants”)
The
Confederate States of America et al ongoing illegal criminal false statements,
omission, fraudulent conspirer actions well into 2018 (December) in direct
violation of statues (18 U.S.C. 1001) common design in law and equity, against
(“Plaintiffs”) negro slaves freedom collective in all civil/criminal
international fraud by non-disclosure, false statements, omission, scheme of
things being a continuance direct cause of (“Plaintiffs) negro slaves endless
international actions described herein by the “undersigned pro se council of
record” continuance RICO scheme of things against the
(ICJ) and (ICC) International court system
as is adequate under (“The Confederate States of America) FRCP
Rule 12(f) of the Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure ... enjoying Strike, and vacate all judgments (“Listed below”) as follows: as in international law and equity mention above.
Case
|
Application date
|
ICJ category
|
Parties
|
Challenger
|
Defendant
|
Outcome favored
|
Opinion
|
Disposition
|
Appendment
|
[1] Nuclear Tests
|
9 May 1973
|
Contentious
|
Dissenting
|
App. nullified by Court
|
|||||
[5] Nuclear Tests
|
20 December 1974
|
Contentious
|
Dissenting
|
App. nullified by Court
|
|||||
[10]Fisheries Jurisdiction
|
14 April 1972
|
Contentious
|
Majority
|
Judgment on merits
|
[12]Separate opinion
|
||||
[13]Fisheries
Jurisdiction
|
22 November 1971
|
Contentious
|
Majority
|
Judgment on merits
|
[15]Declaration
|
||||
[16]Aegean Sea Continental Shelf
|
10 August 1976
|
Contentious
|
Majority
|
Judgment on jurisdiction
|
None
|
||||
[18] ICAO Jurisdiction (appeal)
|
3 August 1971
|
Contentious
|
Majority
|
Judgment on jurisdiction
|
[20]Separate opinion
|
||||
[21]Western Sahara
|
3 January 1975
|
Advisory
|
Spain
Mauritania Morocco Saharan nomadic tribes |
N/A
|
N/A
|
[22]Saharan nomadic tribes
(self determination) |
Majority
|
Opinion on merits
|
[23]Separate opinion
|
[24] South Africa in Namibia (South
West Africa)
|
5 August 1970
|
Advisory
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
Majority
|
Opinion on merits
|
[26]Separate opinion
|
||
[27] U.N. Administrative Tribunal
(appeal of judgment no. 158)
|
28 June 1972
|
Advisory
|
UN, Mohamed Fasla
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
[28]Mohamed Fasla
|
Majority
|
Opinion on merits
|
[29]Separate opinion
|
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