The Sheldon Silver affair

Corruption runs deep.    The Wall Street Journal Editorial of today April 18, 2015 connotes another instance of overt judicial corruption that has been kept out of the public eye by the entrenched criminal elements within the legal community of New York.    Asbestos extortion cases are a minor blot on the core values of America, but the elements of elder cleansing i.e. isolation, elder abuse, elder exploitation and dehumanization are a cancer that threatens to destroy our democracy yet few words of protest are heard from the honest political figures, law enforcement and/or the media.

Miscreants openly and notoriously prey on the elderly and the disabled armed with Court orders.    An elderly victim is transported back into the Holocaust for the benefit of judicial predators who harvest the gold in her teeth and not one drop of ink is spilled in writing a protest.    Indeed, the perpetrator of this outrage is rewarded by more judicial appointments so that she can ravage more seniors and more disabled people.   

Jerome Larkin, with the cover of the Supreme Court of Illinois, is allowed by society to not only bar Civil Rights heroes from public proceedings, but speaks before  bar groups as to ethics as a he wrongfully punishes an attorney for "practicing law while black" and another for exercising his First, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment for authoring a blog.     (Mr. Amu was suspended for three years for complaining to the legal authorities that he believed a reputed corrupt judge was corrupt.   As Mr. Amu is a black African adopted citizen his offense was so outrageous and dangerous to the public in the view of the 2nd oldest profession (and Larkin)  that he received in interim suspension as well as a three year suspension.    Ms. Denison fostered a 'blog' that was critical of certain infamously corrupt judges)

The hear no evil, see no evil approach of the media, the political elite, the 2nd oldest profession is in the best traditions of the Supreme Soviet, the National Socialist Party, North Korea and ISIS, but, in America where 'democracy is not a spectator sport' it has no place.    The box cars have been brought into Union Station.   The soldiers with the 'jack boots' are marching on the street.     Do we march into the gas chambers or do we disarm the soldiers and deal effectively with their leaders?

 

Ken Ditkowsky

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