This
is the 21st Century and I would like the
citizens of this country to take a look
at racism. Racism affects many people
in America on a daily basis. I am living
proof that racism still exists today.
I'm writing this to let the citizens of
this country know that racism is everywhere
and it is alive and well in the Congress
of the United States of America.
Please read on. I will tell you
how Congressman James Sensenbrenner treated
me in Congress.
I served my country in 1962 to 1967 in
the U.S. Air Force. Because of my stature
of 6 feet 8 inches, the military wanted
me to play on their basketball team. When
I became injured and not able to play
the game, the military doctor's injected
me with steroids, (a "quick fix").
I had no idea of the long-term side effects
this drug would have on my body.
I am not a white man and my mother is
not Elizabeth Taylor and I do not have
a stepfather named John Warner. I have
never been convicted of any crime.
In 1988 I had a Bill in Congress that
would allow me to get restitution from
the military for malpractice. This Bill
would allow me to get justice for what
the military did to me. Yet congress refused
to help me to pass my Bill.
However, Michael
Wilding is a white man and is the
son of Elizabeth Taylor and did have a
stepfather name John Warner who just so
happens to be Senator John Warner. In
1971, Michael renounced his citizenship
in the U.S. to avoid the draft. He went
to live in England where in 1974 he was
cultivating marijuana and was convicted
of this felony.
Then in 1988, Michael wanted to return
to the United States but since he was
a convicted felon and had renounced his
U.S. citizenship to flee to England to
avoid the draft he had to get his Bill
pass in Congress to be able to return
to the United States.
U.S. Immigration laws say that no one
who has been convicted on drug charges
can become a prominent resident in the
U.S. Yet, Congress till passed his Bill
with the help of James Sensenbrenner and
Senator John Warn. A quote taken from
a newspaper article in Virginia says,
"Would Warner write new laws for
someone else's son?"
Another example is the Bill for Tracey
McFarlane. Tracey was born in Canada.
In 1985 she came to the United States
and attended the University of Texas.
She was a top swimmer for the university.
In 1988, she wanted to join the 1988 Olympics
Swimming Team. However, Tracey would not
be allowed to represent the U.S. because
she was not a U.S. citizen.
To become a U.S. citizen, you must fist
be here in the U.S. for five years. Tracey
was only here for three years. So, in
1988, a private Bill was submitted in
Congress for her to become a U.S. Citizen.
She had no problem getting her Bill to
pass, again with the help of James Sensenbrenner.
Congressman James Sensenbrenner helped
both Mr. Wilding's
and Ms. McFarlane's
Bills to pass Congress yet he wouldn't
help me, he wouldn't meet me or even talk
with me on the phone.
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