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It is probably true that you have already been through the fire of what today passes for a "legal" system or you wouldn't be reading this. Likely you are a flayed, and often tortured, but still burning remnant of what was once a decent citizen, parent, or grandparent looking for some way to make your voice heard and restore justice.
You are almost certainly aware that there are broad cultural and governmental forces at work that are destroying families, marriage, and the fabric of our society and civilization. The number of citizens in prison is staggering, even by the seemingly unbeatable standards of the previous century.
The Equal Justice Foundation attempts to isolate and identify the root causes of this unreasoning destruction. One major factor is the hysteria surrounding the issue of family violence. By any reasonable estimate there are now 2 to 3 million restraining (or protection) orders issued every year claiming domestic violence or abuse. The principal use of these orders, and claims of domestic violence, are quite clearly to gain advantage in a divorce and custody disputes, or for revenge in a relationship. The law has now become the enemy of love and an ally of hate.
For thirty years the government of the United States has waged war on its citizens in what it terms a War on Drugs. Under that ignominious banner, mandarins have destroyed virtually every civil liberty our forefathers fought so valiantly to establish.
And these are but two examples of the destructive forces the Equal Justice Foundation stands against.
We cannot continue doing this!
But what can you do to help? Or even reverse these trends! The principal areas the Equal Justice Foundation works in cooperation with its members are:
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The more men and women who speak out against false allegations of domestic violence and abuse, the long-lost War on Drugs, the breakdown of our courts and justice system, the necessity of punishing perjury and subornation of perjury, the increasing corruption and fraud in our elections, and the almost complete breakdown in families and marriage, the better chance we will have of correcting these problems before our civilization crumbles completely.
While letters, faxes, email, and phone calls help, the incremental advance is miniscule. Legislators and bureaucrats have learned to ignore the thousands of individual pleas. Only by joining with others who share your goals and frustrations is it likely your voice will be heard.
In Colorado federal employees can help support the Equal Justice Foundation through contributions to the Combined Federal Campaign. The EJF is listed in all five regions. In the Denver region select # 4086. In the Pike's Peak region select # 6024.
That is how the Equal Justice Foundation, and many other groups got started. However, you must be willing and able to devote many hours to this project over many years with no compensation other than personal satisfaction.
Be aware that the average duration of such individual sites is about eighteen months after which the domain name expires and often becomes a porn site when purchased by a Russian.
We don't feel that one more splinter group of short duration will be of much help to the efforts to preserve marriages and families, as well as restoring civil liberties. United we can stand, divided we will fall.
In our short history of four years we have helped make an immense change in attitudes about domestic violence, to cite but one example.
Face up to facts, the courts don't work, restraining orders don't protect, and attorneys mostly just take your money. So taking him or her back to court probably isn't going to do anything but make some pugnacious attorney richer and aggravate her or him. Would you poke a bear with a sharp stick? Why do you want to do that to her or him, especially if this is someone you once loved? And it can be very dangerous, or fatal if you do.
Why not work with a group who has seen these problems before and can help you navigate the rocks and shoals you've run into? Further, with your help we can chart the obstacles so the next generation can avoid them based on the experience of our members.
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As the United States was in the process of breaking away from England, Benjamin Franklin pointed out that "The good men may do separately is small compared with what they may do collectively." That is as true today as it was then.
The Equal Justice Foundation and its members presently work in six principal areas. Each of these areas are tabulated below with suggestions and descriptions of what members are doing cooperatively and where we could use your help.
By becoming a member you combine your experience and skills with multitudes of others. You can probably do some things on your own but our cumulative experience and skills make us a much more potent force than anything you can accomplish on your own.
As an EJF member (click here to join) you will also have access to technical help, editing, publishing, and materials to help you stand against tyranny and injustice.
So what does the Equal Justice Foundation do and how can you help? Below are six areas where you can help us and yourself.
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The preservation of our society and our technological civilization are primary goals of the Equal Justice Foundation. Does that sound like an immense undertaking and you are wondering how you can help?
The previous century clearly showed that totalitarian socialist regimes were massive failures with tens of millions of human lives lost as a result of these experiments. Yet many elements in our society and government are following these same failed societal models.
Speak out against bureaucrats and legislators that undermine our society by radical social engineering based on failed social models. Your voice alone will likely be lost in the wilderness but, together, our chorus can be heard.
Speak out with us against new government programs that make promises that will never be kept yet will increase taxes. No over-lawed, over-taxed, over-lawyered society has ever survived.
A nation that cannot control its borders cannot survive. The evidence our government has surrendered control to the highest bidders is abundant. As just one manifestation, are jobs requiring an advanced education in your community being given to foreigners working as indentured servants despite the fact that qualified American citizens are unemployed? Help the Equal Justice Foundation to speak out against such Federal programs as H1-B and L-1 visas. The ultimate harm of such programs is to American children and families as jobs are destroyed.
Sure you could protest these injustices on your own. But what are you going to do after you've gathered the data and yet your legislator has ignored you and the facts you've so laboriously gathered?
Help the Equal Justice Foundation publish examples and stories of government abuse and idiocy. We reach a huge audience with thousands of new users every month.
Submit ideas to us on how the Equal Justice Foundation might better support civilization and society. Sure your ideas aren't perfect, but are you going to be able to refine them and publish them on your own? In the crucible of the Equal Justice Foundation we can combine the best of all our work for the good of humanity.
Work with local schools, school boards, community colleges, and universities to make yourself, and the EJF aware of their programs and practices. What works and doesn't work in these schools?
Are the K-12 teachers educated and doing their jobs in your local schools? If not, help us provide information on how to improve teacher education.
Is your K-12 school all administration and little education? Work with the EJF on providing remedies.
Are there American graduate students in your university engineering and science departments? If not, why not? Work with the EJF on moving American students into science and engineering programs.
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Today, under current laws a man must be functionally insane to marry and a drooling idiot to sire a child. As one result, 35% of children are born out of wedlock, and nearly one in three (30%) of paternity tests show the presumed father isn't. Yet in many states men are forced to support children who undeniably are not theirs. Our society cannot long continue under these conditions.
But what can you do to help stop this madness? Here are some suggestions:
Write vignettes or stories of the family destruction child protective services and the courts cause in your area and let the Equal Justice Foundation publish and distribute them.
Forward published stories of the outlandish results of current and proposed child protection laws for distribution by the EJF or inclusion on our web site.
Propose and publish reforms to current "no fault" divorce laws.
Spread the word about the family destruction occurring in women's shelters in your area. If you work, or have worked in such shelters let the EJF know what abuses you witnessed.
That can be as simple as sitting in the courtroom and taking notes or recording the proceedings that the EJF can help you get published.
Organizing public meetings. Depending on location the EJF may be able to provide speakers.
Street demonstrations and parades, or participation in fairs and street events, farmer's markets, etc.
Write up descriptions of egregious abuses by judges and their parasitic cronies and how they are destroying children and families in your area.
Handing out Equal Justice Foundation flyers.
Publishing letters to the editor,
And the thousands of other means the human imagination is capable of combined with teamwork to accomplish our goals. We can't do it without you and you probably can't do it on your own.
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One of the primary services the Equal Justice Foundation provides the public is help with domestic violence and abuse. We are one of the very few foundations in the United States that provides assistance to abused men, as well as women, and information and advice about how to deal with false allegations. Toward this the Equal Justice Foundation also maintains the web site Domestic Violence Against Men in Colorado though help is provided to men and women who contact us from anywhere in United States, and from many other countries as well.
Roughly equal numbers of both sexes contact the Equal Justice Foundation for help with family violence situations.
The EJF calls on those members who volunteer to help and provide advice to abused men and women in their area.
The EJF and its members also attempt to help those who are cast into this nightmare by false allegations during a divorce or breakup of an affair.
To accomplish this, the Equal Justice Foundation acts as a clearing house. Those members who have experienced these nightmares, and who now wish to help others, are put into contact with people in their area requesting help from the EJF.
Another way you can help is to simply talk to your friends and neighbors about the injustices of current laws and the toll of such draconian measures on children, families, men, women, and society.
Let them know about the Equal Justice Foundation and its vast sources of information on these subjects.
Let men and women know the risks they face with false allegations of domestic violence with the help of the encyclopedic materials the Equal Justice Foundation has compiled and published.
Spread the word with flyers, such as restraining orders or domestic violence, and talks about the destruction of families and men a DV plea bargain causes.
Write vignettes or stories of the destruction domestic violence laws cause and let the EJF publish and distribute them. Untold, your experience is but another human tragedy. Told, your story can help many others to avoid many of the pitfalls of modern "romance."
Forward published stories of the outlandish results of current domestic violence laws for distribution by the EJF or inclusion on our web site.
Help expose judges and prosecutors who ignore fundamental principals of the law and conduct witch-hunts under the banner of "domestic violence."
Court watch and log abuses of discretion and demeanor by out-of-control judges and prosecutors. The Equal Justice Foundation acts as a clearing house for such information and puts it before the public for review.
Review laws and legislation in your state and suggest corrections or revisions. We publish many such ideas.
Note: As a 501(c)(3) foundation the Equal Justice Foundation cannot directly lobby. Our role is to educate and inform. However, you can lobby as an individual and use EJF materials in support of your positions.
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Most attorneys, if they are being honest, will tell you that today the courts are dysfunctional. No or inadequate controls on the judiciary, inept and uneducated judges, and many other factors contribute to judges and courts that are out-of-control. The problems are particularly odious in family and DV courts. But what can you do in conjunction with the Equal Justice Foundation to fix these problems?
Courtwatch, record, and document outrageous judicial conduct. In Colorado the Equal Justice Foundation keeps a public scorecard on judges behavior. Help the EJF do the same for your state.
Track attorneys behavior. Recommend the good ones and let us know the bad ones as we keep a blacklist. Tell others about our attorney lists. See the article by Bill Wood on Making Judges and Attorneys Accountable for means and methods.
Demonstrate and pass out flyers. The EJF can supply flyers and information.
Post notices and handouts on court bulletin boards. We have ones you can use and you can help us create new ones or improve the old ones.
Report abuses and outrageous court actions to the EJF. Help us keep our reviews of courts and laws up to date.
Make your own lists of outrageous laws in your states and provide suggestions as to how the laws might be revised or repealed.
Review laws, practices, and legislation affecting courts and civil liberties in your state and suggest corrections, improvements, or revisions.
Remember, the Equal Justice Foundation works as a cooperative. We can't do these things without your help and active participation. Members contribute what they can in time, skills, writing, research, or just monetary contributions.
Changes in our courts won't happen overnight but change won't happen at all without your support and if you do nothing.
Note: As a 501(c)(3) foundation the Equal Justice Foundation cannot directly lobby. Our role is to educate and inform. However, you can lobby as an individual and use EJF materials in support of your positions.
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The position of the Equal Justice Foundation is that you cannot legislate morality, and prohibitions, whether the substance be alcohol or drugs, always make the problems far worse.
The War on Drugs the United States government has been waging on its citizens for the past 30 years is a perfect example of how not to approach what initially was a minor problem. Despite ever-escalating costs and the virtually complete destruction of civil liberties, the War on Drugs is irretrievably lost. The usage of illicit drugs is now pervasive in our society at every level, where, before the prohibition began, such usage was quite rare.
While the Equal Justice Foundation is quite aware of the damage the use of various substances can do to individuals, we adhere to the principle that governments exist to provide the greatest good for the greatest number of its citizens. Further, our government should be judged by the results of its policies, not the stated purposes, no matter how well intentioned those policies might be. By that reasonable standard our government has failed miserably. But what can you do in cooperation with the Equal Justice Foundation to correct these policies?
Publicize egregious violations of civil liberties, e.g. forfeiture laws, associated with outrageous drug laws. Documented case histories of the misuse of such laws are a powerful weapon in the battle against such injustices.
Write vignettes or stories of the destruction drug laws cause and let the EJF publish and distribute them.
Forward published stories of the outlandish results of current drug laws for distribution by the EJF or inclusion on our web site.
Review drug laws, practices, and legislation in your state, particularly with regard to civil liberties, and suggest corrections, improvements, or revisions.
Note: As a 501(c)(3) foundation the Equal Justice Foundation cannot directly lobby. Our role is to educate and inform. However, you can lobby as an individual and use EJF materials in support of your positions.
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It is the position of the Equal Justice Foundation that there is nothing more fundamental to the preservation of our republic than fair, open, and honest elections utilizing a secret ballot with one, and only one vote for each eligible citizen. However, it is historical fact that election fraud has existed since the inception of our country, and those motivated by malice and greed can be expected to continue their attempts to rig elections into the foreseeable future.
As we begin a new millennium corporate greed, incompetence, and a hunger for power and wealth, combined with inept, ignorant, and all too often corrupt election officials, threaten the integrity of our elections at a level America has seldom seen before.
America's love affair with technology has led to the promotion of nearly-universal use of computers for voting. That promotion is based on the premise that the average county clerk can establish and maintain a computer system that is more secure than any other branch of government, including our military, has been able to accomplish. The problems with computer voting become especially subject to fraud when combined with mail balloting and voter registration databases.
The Equal Justice Foundation has, and is compiling the numerous examples of corruption, incompetence, and outright fraud the widespread introduction of voting by computer and mail balloting has introduced.
As the integrity of our elections is as important to you as it is to us, we need your help, and you need ours to combat these insidious forces that threaten the foundations of our society. What, then, can you do both as an individual and in cooperation with the Equal Justice Foundation?
Inform yourself about voting issues.
Work as an election judge and find out how your election jurisdiction is conducting elections.
Be a poll watcher for your party or favorite candidate.
Work with groups like Pollwatch to conduct exit polls to help determine whether elections are being rigged in your area.
Let the EJF know if or when election results in your area defy reason.
Speak out against and petition for the elimination of election fraud utilizing mailed ballots.
Petition for voter-verified voting if touch screen voting equipment is used in your election district and state.
Work with your state legislature to reform voting laws.
Find out and report on how your election officials are conducting elections. What are they doing right and what are the problems.
Note: As a 501(c)(3) foundation the Equal Justice Foundation cannot directly lobby. Our role is to educate and inform. However, you can lobby as an individual and use EJF materials in support of your positions.
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Charles E. Corry, Ph.D., F.G.S.A. President
Sheryle Hutter Vice President
Paulette Vaughn Secretary/Treasurer
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